I am aware that there are options in which I can finance the repair costs in the loan or partner with somebody to make a 20% down payment, but I'd rather avoid these options because I do not want to be too deep in debt at the start of my professional career and I would have a hard time finding a partner that I could truly trust within a reasonable amount of time.I'd love to hear any suggestions that you all may have and I look forward to hearing your responses!

It sounds like you are making great progress with you real estate investing career, and I appreciate you sharing your three deals with me.

It's crazy how that can boost your investing career.

That $6000 a year can help big time inyour investing career.

My question to the BP family is for someone who wants to stop the 9-5 at an early age and start making REI a full time career (eventually becoming passive) what is the best way to start off.

In the long run, my goal would be to build an extensive holdings portfolio that generates high amounts of passive income, and I would like to switch to REI as my full time career.

My husband is a newly licensed agent (within the last year), and we are preparing to start our investing career as well.

In the early days of my real estate career, I would buy nothing down properties strictly betting on appreciation.  

Also, OKC is quickly growing as a hot spot for new careers as it's fairly affordable to live here.

Hi all,So I'm on the brink of starting my real estate investing career after studying both residential and commercial for the last year or so and I'm wondering if it would  be a realistic goal to have 300 units cashflowing at least $180 per door (living off of $54000 a month).