That's not how I want to get started or to even keep going at all, I've already thrown away the notion of the get rich quick dream and I'm looking to actually gradually build wealth and ultimately financial freedom.I can go on and on but bottom line is I want to start Wholesaling to ultimately help me stash away to invest in a triplex or four-plex.

Hi Austin,Make as much money as you can as quickly as you can and spend as little of it as possible.Save up your cash, begin building a string credit score, and don't overload your debt to income ratio.Read Rich Dad--Poor Dad (if you haven't already done so)Good Luck!

I would love to invite some pros to have lunch or coffee with me (my treat unless you’re rich then we can split the bill...haha jk) somewhere in the Bucktown area.

I picked up a copy of the Rich Dad Poor Dad book after hearing about it from countless guests on the Bigger Pockets podcast and it really changed my life. 

Get EVERYBODY's INFORMATION and keep track of it.AGENTS / BROKERS-ATTORNEYS / CASH BUYERS / LENDERS / PROPERTY MANAGERS / TITLE COMPANIES / CLOSING AGENTS / WHOLESALERSSTART BUILDING YOUR CASH BUYERS LIST.https://www.reianyc.org - link to a REIA meeting in NEW YORK.Some great books to read:ANY BOOK ON BP, Just go up to the Bookstore tab on top of this page.Think and Grow Rich - Napoleon Hill - GOOD PRINCIPLES FOR INVESTMENTSThe 10X Rule -  Grant Cardone - MASSIVE ACTION Rich Dad Poor Dad - Robert Kiyosaki - REAL ESTATE DRIVENThe One Thing - Gary Keller - HYPER-FOCUSING IN ONE AREA There are so many books.Best of Luck,Alex Hively

Very rich content presented by a very smart guy.

I’m 19 and I just started learning about real estate through reading books like rich dad poor dad and the biggerpockets how to start investing book.

I have been interested in real estate ever since I read Rich Dad Poor Dad and bought the Carlton Sheets training material when I was 19...I think the video tapes are still in my garage.

I have been interested in real estate ever since I read Rich Dad Poor Dad and bought the Carlton Sheets training material when I was 19...I think the video tapes are still in my garage.

Saving money every month is a must either way (read Rich dad poor dad if you have not already).