Personally, I also have nearly zero control of my stock market investments.Real estate on the other hand, APPEARS to be open to the non super wealthy among us, willing to put in the time and effort to learn the nuances.

I transfer in a year and that's when im going to jump into REI. 

On the other hand, we would have the opportunity to learn the basics of management from an experienced career real estate investor, and perhaps slowly be able to convince him to sell his properties.

On one hand, pay the notes off faster, less interest and woohoo on the day a house note is paid off. 

I want to have more control over my situation, and take things into my own hands. 

I then stick my hand in them and pull out the wax ring from the base and get whats on the toilet .

But I’ve been trying to get my hands on as many books as possible, as many resources, podcasts, etc., but I was just wondering from my Bigger Pockets family if there is anything SPECIFICALLY that has helped you take large steps towards the direction you want to go with REI and your own personal careers?

@Kevin PhuWe have a handful of attached garages on our complexes.

Quickbooks does not transfer to Turbo Tax very well for realistate investors. 

When you purchase a property, the contract transfers with it.