@Naresh Yegireddi- This is above my pay grade but I was reading an article in the Wall Street Journal today about how the highest-earning 10% of Americans account for more than 50% of consumer spending. 

You are going to have to earn that somehow.

Consider OT career prospects and lifestyle.

I grew up in Bucks County and started my career in Real Estate in Doylestown.

My plan is to take the next six months to try and learn as much as possible about multifamily real estate, while also saving up money to be able to start a career in brokerage.

If you can get to 10 over a 20-year period, you will change your life and look like a genius.Increase earnings, reduce expenses, save, and invest.

Hi Sean from Upstate New York-You have a full time career and have been studying real estate investing.You are asking yourself if you should accumulate properties one by one or a bunch all at once from an investor selling their portfolio.Personally, I would advise you to accumulate your properties one by one using the buying criteria you establish.

It sharpened my tax research skills, which have proven critical when I began handling accounting and tax matters for businesses and real estate investors.Moreover, earning my CPA was just one milestone in my ongoing learning journey.

No advice as I think my savings account earns maybe 1%, so I'd also love to hear from others.

We let them invest in these homes with us by allowing them to buy a % when they collect/earn enough money.