If he has been doing it his way for almost 50 years there is a good chance he isn’t going to was to hear it frankly.That said, if you play along, even if you can’t use subtle techniques to move things along, you may win his trust and be given some buildings to manage- after which you can slowly change things.Above all else enjoy your time with him.

My understanding is that CRE is a difficult field to break into so I am trying to set myself up now.

My tenants love the flexibility and i enjoy it as well.

I really enjoyed this specific agent's tenacity and he was able to always tell me what I needed to hear and give me a very rough estimate of the things that might need to be replaced on all of the walk-throughs we ever did.

@Brandon DesprasDrop RVMs and Texts and have them fielded by a VA, they input into Podio and you field warm/hot leads.

I think my best best is to secure an FHA or FHA 203k loan, find myself a nice multi-family, house hack and ideally crate some cash flow.Being a new investor this is obviously a big leap for me and something I think I would really enjoy.

But meanwhile you're enjoying the option money from each. 

I read in David Greene's BRRRR book, that if you have a college degree in the field you just started working, that could count as multiple years of paystubs.

Hello, I'm a newbie and enjoying the great information that is found on this site.

Let them know your story and that you would enjoy speaking.