But you'll still need your parents to co-sign if you want to house-hack when you move to where your first job is (assuming you move).

That's the whole point of house hacking, right?

Originally, I was looking for a "house-hacking" situation with either a small home + attached living space (basement apartment, etc), or renting out rooms in a home I own and occupy. 

Experience: I've grown up around real estate with a realtor mom and house hacking friends, and I've been through the homebuying process in SF.

House hacking is always a great way to start.

My main goals are:-building long-term wealth to live on my own means-keeping my work meaningful by serving others through what I do and creating constructive relationships How I plan to do it:-Buy a house/multifamily to house hack within the next 6 months-potentially wholesaling in my area (KC) alone or with a JV partner-Getting my real estate license to become a full-time agent and work for KWI am looking for recommendations regarding a few questions I have:Once I complete the necessary training, what is a good time to quit my day job to pour fully into being an agent?

Maybe use the $50k to pay off a car or trade in your car, pay off the credit cards, put yourself in a position where your only debt is your primary residence (if you're a homeowner, bonus points if you're house hacking).

And after reading and listening to podcasts I came across multifamily house hacking, where I buy a quadplex and rent out the other unit.

I’ve always collected rent via check, as I was house-hacking a duplex.

If your new to real estate, one of the easiest ways to get involve is through house hacking.