Eventually, I would like to grow my portfolio into a full time gig. As

I got into real estate investing by accident and it's totally a side hobby/gig as everything I do is for passive income as to focus on my regular job. 

Plus King's Island is putting in a GIGA coaster, if you like roller coasters!

Henkel got his real estate license in only eight days and, two weeks later, he started looking for properties to buy with the $10,000 in his bank account saved from years of summer jobs.At 20 years old, he bought a five-bedroom condo for about $60,000 near the college campus, and rented the four spare bedrooms to friends for $300 a month.The income provided him with a free place to live while he spent his time replenishing his bank account by holding three jobs: a morning position as a realtor, an afternoon gig as a leasing agent at an apartment complex, and another night and weekend job working at a combination bowling alley/golf course.In the spring of 2011, the opportunity arose to buy two more five-bedroom units in the same area.

Sorry to be a downer, but if I were you I would find another w2 gig as soon as you can and start saving.

Along with my 9-5 job, I work a side gig as a food delivery driver for extra income!

I am a musician and audio engineer with a steady gig as well as a 9-5 designing home automation systems.

I work full-time and have a side gig as a Realtor.

Hi BP,I am just starting out with my real estate journey with the intention of making this my full time gig as quickly as possible.

I want him to do more for his free rent (it is a gravy gig).  A