To echo what Lane Kawaoka just said, I also studied engineering and has been the groundwork for my REI so far

Hi guys thanks alot for the replies.Rookie here doing some ground work :D

Many of them are written specifically for young investors and may be extremely helpful for you in laying the groundwork if your main goal is to lay make lots of money.

It's more important to lay the groundwork for your business and start delegating while you are still working.

My impression is this is someone who can go out and negotiate off-market land and perform the due diligence necessary for developments, taking a lot of the ground work off the developers plate.

I have more headache chasing after them, then my regular subs… and I am here on the ground working with them daily.

If your truly managing the assets as you state.However that notwithstanding I am sure who ever is actually do the on the ground work needs to get paid.. and if it all totals 10% or so that's market rate no problem there.

Although the founding fathers did agree that fiat money was not good for a fledgling economy like ours, partly because fiat monies were used to finance the revolutionary war, but they certainly help lay the ground work for a Fiat system creating a centralized banking system.

Start to lay your groundwork with talking to a trusted real estate agent, lenders, go to open houses, and by the the time you have a downpayment you will have the education to start.Syam

Lay the groundwork and expectations up front...