If you were in a construction trade, fixing up houses and renting them out could be a great place for you.

If Tesla is trading for $190, you are not going to be able to get a stockholder to sell you Tesla stock for $140. 

None of this is to be discouraging, I'm just not a fan of allowing yourself to be in a situation with real financial consequences if it goes poorly, when you have no experience and no reason to think you will be successful with your relatives' money.  

In my opinion.. the best thing any hungry, dedicated and consistent young person can do is get into sales because you can take that risk of trading your time for money without worrying about massive overhead or feeding a family.

yes to achieve you must perform more than 750 hours of service in real property trades or businesses which of course mtr qualifies for.

I felt that for my first deal, halving my profits in exchange for halving my expenses was a trade I was willing to make.3.

I worked my way through the trades, not just on average effort but laser focused on mastery, for years on end.

This was the quote from my PM"What happens when a city finds a house that was rented wo a license and or vacant like this they will only issue the c of o if they do an all trades inspection.

Personally, I don't think either of those technologies are even remotely ready to replace traditional wood framed houses yet... traditional framed houses are fast, cheap, simple, durable (if built correctly and well maintained), easy to modify/remodel, all of the trades are already trained to work on them, etc.

Contact various trades and see what their costs.