His program will give you the broad outlines but it's up to you to make it into a real business.

Investing in low-cost, broad-based index funds/ETFs is the best way for most individuals.

@Paul Duncan There are many companies (~ 50) that these up, but there are broad differences between them with regard to pricing and service.

There IS an over saturation in the apartment/condo sector, and SFH is a great way to go because it appeals to a broad section of the buyer market.

He also says 98% of all investors, including professional investors, are better off investing it in a broad-based passive index fund (the extreme diversification approach).https://www.youtube.com/watch?

But I suspect their broad nature makes for a good book recommendation.

Account Closed That's a really broad question my friend and the answers would be much too long to post here.

We (my wife, @Elizabeth Wilson and I) try to make it to Coffee with Investors every Weds at City and State Coffee on Broad at 7:30am.Look forward to meeting you!

To speak in very broad terms, you will want to wait until you have a full time job, and a few paystubs under your belt before you consider anything. in my opinion, living at home would be worth it for 1-2 years to save that much money.

@Garrett Diegel - That is an extremely broad question, and impossible to answer.