Study up on low income investing (there are a lot of forums, a few podcasts, I have a weekly personal BP blog), see if you can stomach it.  

Read as much as you can about Real Estate Investing, (I have bought the Bigger Pocket books and love them (Un-paid plug here) Listen to the Pod casts from BP, I have down-loaded them and listen to one every day, great Juice for the Mind and really opens your eyes to strategies you can exploreStart simple, by this I mean look around your own town, study whats hot, whats not and whats going to move ahead, by this I mean look for areas close to Down Town that are showing signs of new life, this is a sign that often old and ugly areas are now starting to transform and you can get in on the ground floor and great prices.

I currently work on indie films during my Saturdays and I work at mcdonalds (but film is what i studied for).

This is my dedicated field of study and I'm not stopping until I become successful enough to pursue something else. 1. $10,000 a month in income by 20202. $100,000 a month in income by 2025I plan to achieve these numbers by way of acquiring as many doors as I possibly can by any (legitimate, of course) means necessary, in a financially safe and responsible way. 

Originally from Dayton, OH I moved to NYC 9 years ago to go to school musical theatre and work as a performer.

An instructor who has mastered RE can take any strategy and teach it along legal and ethical guidelines, problem is finding a master of the art and science of real estate.Long, long ago, my dad was a music teacher, had marching bands.

Take action now...your never gonna learn everything through constant research and studying.

I'm 21 years old and I'm currently a sophomore in college studying Electrical Engineering.

I've been studying real estate for quite some time but I never quite went full force into it.

Study the market.