The reason is, when you have a liberal arts or other non-technical degree, it's very easy to get a job that pays a wage that is just enough where you won't struggle.

Some are rather artful about talking about themselves in thier abilities to do work while you are on the clock, time is what attorneys sell, so keep them on track, tactfully.

I teach Brazilian Jiu Jitsu and gain a lot of contacts through my students and other people in the martial arts scene.

I will split the deal, 1/2 of something is better than nothing....I virtually wholesale in other markets, many times a co-wholesale partner means boots on the ground and a sold deal.

Virtually all employers prohibit transfers out of their plan while you are working there.

I really like this product, but i have to agree with @Art Allen  that no matter what you will have to do something to clean the debris out over the long term.

You can fully furnish a 3 BR/2 BA with all the furniture, art work and accessories you need for about $4000 if you're a good shopper, and that furniture will pay for itself after just one or two projects.If you can't do it yourself, interview all the local staging companies and find one that owns their own furniture.

Unless you have low or no credit, then I can understand.With today's historically low rates, mortgage loans are virtually 'free' cash to build your portfolio.Glad to see you're stating so young.

Hi Stephanie:As a mentor/coach I teach students the art of lease options and ugly house wholesaling and as you heard from the comments above it's not the niche that runs people out of the business it's their want to.Good Luck,Joe

Good luck investing, MikePS I've picked up a fair amount of invaluable "Art" work that some Tenants and Owners have left behind, although I've tried to track them down;-( I would always put something up on at least one wall and an appropriate piece of furniture in each room.