@Eric Western - Welcome,I too had and IT career that lasted 15 years until I ventured out on my own.  

That is not a bad thing, for it will move you into your investing career quicker.Not having money will reduce your opportunities, but could increase your returns.You just need to look at more deals and make more offers.There are 4 ingrediants for real estate investing.Knowledge, Time, Money and credit.Not all of them are necessary in each deal…For example, if you have enough money you don’t need credit.

Best of luck with your Real Estate Investing Career.

Best of luck with your Real Estate Investing Career.

This is the best place to grow your knowledge in Real Estate.Best of luck with your Real Estate Investing Career.

Best of luck with your Real Estate Investing Career.

At this point, I am planning on moving to the Denver area at the end of 2016 and get my real estate investing career underway.

LAbout myself: I’ve started my career in 2004 as an architect and since 2009 I’ve been focusing on ground up development.

Best of luck with your Real Estate Investing Career.

While building these funds though, I want to continue to build my Real Estate knowledge, preferably with real world experience.Without investing into properties myself, I would like to know what jobs are out there for a young professional that will benefit my real estate career?