They do a hard job and should free the owner's time up to do other things....like finding more deals, spending time with family, getting a good nights sleep, having a career outside of real estate investing, international travel, etc.Good luck to you.

It would mean more hours and more stress, roughly $15-20k more a year, and a better career path.   

I can tell this is beginning to happen in my own career, and so I've been looking for alternate roads to gradually turn onto.This ultimately led me to the likes of REI and BiggerPockets. 

However I have expensive knowledge from training in multifamily, tax deed/liens that would be useful when I start my RE career.

"I really want to start building a rental portfolio, but it might be too early in my career."

At this stage of my career, I felt it was a better move to hold a real asset and manage it than have some exotic debt reduction tool creating a paper liability. 

I’m excited to get the ball rolling on my REI career, and I actually had the opportunity to buy my first property with an FHA loan in October of 2019, where I am currently house hacking.

I worked hard, MBA, 20 year tech career, so I could pay 100K a year in federal taxes for lazy and dumb people to get free housing, free health care and free food while they pop out more kids.

Hey everyone. Thought I would share a cool story (at least to me :) since its the two year anniversary of closing on my first true flip. Hopefully you newer investors will be able to learn something and get inspired t...

That was extremely helpful as I begin my investment career.