My team has worked with numerous others who are doing the same.

For high income earners, deferring the tax bill gives us far more capital to invest, which numerically ends up in a much greater final result.

It looks like crime is higher in this neighborhood, but is mentioned as being one of the best sub-markets for investors in numerous articles.

It looks like crime is higher in this neighborhood, but is mentioned as being one of the best sub-markets for investors in numerous articles.

This is a way of getting their feet wet without them having to stress over the property.

.$1M so you have numerous options that align with your budget and plan.  

I’ve been dabbling in interests in real estate and so far wholesaling seems like a good way to get my feet wet.

I have since transitioned to the BRRRR to preserve my capital, but still think turnkeys are a good way to get your feet wet. 

(not just financial independence)If you are looking to change careers here what you should look for:A job you will like (do the soul-searching time to get this one right, it is worth the time)A job that pays well (see MHI above)A job that is in demandTake at least two career quizzes that are big and reputable and find the jobs your personality type will enjoy (#1) that AVERAGE close to the MHI (#2), and then look at job sites and make sure that are NUMEROUS people looking for people in that career. (#3) You need to satisfy ALL THREE!!!

MANY sectors of RE investments have been unaffected (by a numerical "rents received" standpoint) and other have improved (because people are both flush with gov money AND scared, leading to some downsizing, locking up of rent contracts at lower prices, not wanting to have the extra cost of moving, etc).There is no such thing as recession proof.