Considering that I have work in the property management field for the last few years, I am very familiar with what it takes to keep a multi-family property up and running. 

Loans are not tithed on, since they are debt not increasse.So, if your field yields 10 ephod of wheat, one to God, one to Casear, 6 for eating through the year and 1 for planting the next harvest and 1/2 for buying a donkey and 1/2 for taking the Mrs. to town for falafel & figs. 

I’m a Marine veteran who has spent most of my 15 year professional career post service in project management across multiple industries like aviation, hospitality, tech, and CNC machining.

While I'm not certain about your current real estate objectives, I can assure you that this is an excellent platform to enhance your knowledge and connect with others in the field.

As you can tell, I am seriosly eager to leave my position RIGHT NOW and work in this field instead. 

For conversation sake: It seems you are well into your career to be able to buy great properties and sell for great value/profit.

What are some careers paths or jobs that allow me to pick up experience that will help in real estate investing while working for someone else? 

Market demographicsYou never know how grumpy a field agent auditing you will be. 

I don't know your entire situation, careers, commutes, etc., so only you can decide what fits your budget and your lifestyle best.  

I buy rental properties because I love the process and the hours I put in do not adversely affect my W2 career/time with my family which I enjoy even more.Find your WHY and then get that first deal done.