But the failure rate of tech startups is also super high.

A startup business does not pay wages.If you are growing you put your cash flow to savings for your next purchase.If you have completed your investment growth you can take a salary and funnel the excess into other investment vehicles such as a income fund.

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The first building will be 100 maker studios/start up spaces.

If your parents are paying for the degree, would they be willing to stake you the money you don't spend on the degree for the business start-up?

So doesn’t investing in your personal residence parallel nicely with investing in a start up where the investor would get an equity share for his investment?

The Start-up of You by Reid Hoffman.

However, I did change careers and move into a Startup (BiggerPockets!)

If I could go back, I would specifically learn a business related skill such as finance, or small business, or entrepreneurship, or start up, or a number of things.

It took changing jobs a few times, but I soon realized that startups with stock option grants provide a nicer upside.