As long as your first job is in your field your school counts towards your two years of experience.

The interest rate is slightly higher than a 15 year mortgage, but the payment will be about 20% lower due to the longer amortization.If somewhere down the line you have extra money, you can always make extra principle payments to accelerate the payoff date.Later in your investment career, I'd recommend the 15 year fixed rate mortgage.

I believe they want 2 years at the same job or the same field.  

After years of furthering my education and just beginning my professional career, I finally am at the right spot to begin seriously.  

I currently work in the field of Human Resources and love my job but I do realize building wealth solely based on my job will be hard to do.

I have just recently finished my studies and passed my state exam for my real estate license, other than that I have very little knowledge in the field of real estate. 

So we initially bought this with a short term strategy in mind to stabilize financially to make a career change.

It's a quick and easy way to rule out some properties that don't hit a minimum number that I am looking for.I went to school in NY and moved to Chicago for my job and that is probably the best thing that happened to my RE career that I was able to get access to my current market.

As I was setting up my account, the "view credit report" field became grayed out when I selected that the tenant would pay. 

Real Estate is one of the methods i came across, but the only issue i find there is that implementing a real estate "career" as a teenager is RIDICULOUSLY hard, or at least as i understand it.So what i am here to ask, is if you guys have any hints on how i can start building income, preferably passive, now.