I agree, you need an attorney and a tax professional on board with you.

Here on BP you can do that by adding a picture to your avatar.Understand that beyond understanding the technicalities of rules and regulations, real estate is about market conditions and helping people to get to yes.Get to know your target market like no one else.Develop your ability to empathize what's going through a buyers head and a sellers head and figure out what you as a real estate agent can do to address concerns.Neither of these are limited by your age.Good luck!

I'm not well-versed in mineral rights.The ownership of the mineral interest is now divided among 23 people in my extended family and a nearby university.

I was able to fill each space with photographers, hair salon, insurance agent, recording studio, background check company, cpa, medical massage and a 3000 sq ft floor to a non-profit dance studio.I often bring the group together for happy hours on my dime, networking meetings etc.  

I'm also in Georgia and a newbie. :) If you aren't listening to the podcasts yet, they're amazing!

That said, the market will bare what it will bare, and a owner can sell for whatever they want.

This is where you name it for example:  "123 Main St LLP"   This provides good asset protection and a bit of privacy.  

(Eventually I would want to Invest in all types of real estate) I also have very little work background having worked at a Jack in the Box for a year and a golf course for a year.

I am an investor and a broker so see both sides of it.Example:Someone wants to buy a small retail strip center with mom and pop tenants for 1,500,000.

Was it broken and a nuisance?