@Cameron Riley  I guess if all you want out of college is a career, maybe dropping out is a wise choice.

They are fully committed to their day career and want to keep it that way. 

I'm about to move somewhere within the next year sometime and plan to begin my investing career there.

Had rentals and sold them to move across country for my career.

But I’d like to come back with already a few doors under my belt, kickstarting a career switch “nest”.Which kind of difficulty am I looking at to start with the first property from a distance, then to eventually have around 30 by the time I get back?

I am taking the plunge from California to Utah, deciding to finish my degree in business administration, and start a career in real estate.

They both had decent careers, other assets, and were honest people.

You and I share similar feelings towards our careers and real estate.

Good job getting your career in real estate started!!

I have a real estate degree, so all I need to do is take the exam and provide a copy of my transcripts to get my license, but I haven't done it yet out of fear that having my license will interfere with my career objectives, which is to focus on investing in the commercial sector and  providing advisory services to my development clients.