If you are truly ready to start your career in real estate, get ready to dig in and start doing some research.

It depends on what you are looking to do with the property, where you are in your investing career, and a ton of other things.I like to describe it this way. 

Some big (for me) deals enabled me to return to school for a master's degree, which led to a career as a journalist and teacher.

Unlike Baby Boomers who have 1 or 2 jobs their entire career, Millennials have 1 to 2 jobs every 2 years (just anecdotal or an exaggeration just to illustrate the point).So renting is more amenable to them as a lifestyle choice so they can move or relocate where there are higher paying jobs.3. 

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I already have an offer from Redfin to become an associate broker, which looks like a nice way to get into the field, start getting experience, and continue to work my full time job as I develop my RE career. 

I'm moving to Killeen, TX soon where I'll begin my investing career.

I have changed careers recently and am hoping to understand the process of starting the grind in wholesaling in the Orlando area.

How would you begin your investing career...would you wait?

Your career or speciality?