I'm new to buying tax deed and I have pick up 7 houses in tax deeds buys and rented them out.

You pick monthly due date.

I believe her because the first year she started working she said she was going to save up for a car, she picked up a little side job (organizing paper work for her grandpa) and in 6 months she saved enough to buy her first car that was $1800. 

I will suggest you pick a high paying specialty. 

Its not your job to give someone else the cherry pick deals.

I will be happy to continue as an advisor to the new executives should they have questions in the transition.I hope you will join us on Thursday with a mind towards some small portion of a very large task that you might be willing to pick up to assure that this becomes a thriving organization where many hands make LIGHT work for everyone.

I own a few investments already and would love to pick up another few here and there. 

Also, back in the day, we used to call it farming an area, but pick a neighborhood and walk around and talk to neighbors about buying in the area.

This isn't my plan.... but if you were to quit your corporate job and wanted to pick a real job in the RE space while building your knowledge base and looking for deals/building your network, which job would you recommend and why(agent, appraiser, mortgage broker, construction, other?)

Hi AllRelatively new to BiggerPockets but been in and out of real estate for quite some time and still looking for answers on how best to do things right - this time.I am Chicago-based and over the past year I picked up five rehab properties for cash (four multi-units and one single family house).