When I transition into the civilian world I want to be an agent full time.

The law of supply and demand dictates that this will give you a major leg up in this business.I highly recommend this strategy to anyone trying to transition out of a 9-5 job.  

I then plan to continue this process, growing my real estate investing business exponentially, leaving my 9-5 eventually, and transitioning out of flipping properties and into just focusing on cashflow generating properties.

Once you have a bit of experience, I would transition to investors who simply want to loan capital at a fixed % (or use hard money) instead of doing equity.

Hi Everyone,I know I'm new here as far as posting, however I've been looking over your shoulder reading the forums for quite some time now, I've also watched the majority of the BP podcast episodes.I am looking to get much more involved in real estate and really focus on transitioning my career into that direction.

I got into this business after reading the Rich Dad, Poor Dad book while I was transitioning out from the military and went to a seminar hosted by the Rich Dad company where my wife and I signed up for the guru classes.

You'd have to file eviction action, wait for court hearing and be out of a roof over your head.Take the loss of a month's rent, get the tenant out so you have a great place to advertise that your moving out of and can transition smoothly.

If not, I think the question becomes, does Option 3 or Option 1 set you up better to build a track record and transition?

Samuel Yi Sell the Barstow property and u can transition to a multi family in Apple valley or Hesperia where quality of tenant is better.

Sure, you can't devote your full time to it, but if you're working on one house at a time, you either contract the rehab work out or go over and work yourself when you're not at your full-time job.I prefer the safety, stability, and steady stream of income from maintaining my full-time job as opposed to the more immediate increase in freedom and autonomy from pursuing real estate full-time; at least, until I feel that I'm making enough from my investments that I can comfortably make the transition.