Of that remaining 10%, most of them have a "not technically sales" sales job... a high school teacher is "selling" those kids on studying and doing their homework on a daily basis, for example, and on the notion that Algebra isn't mysterious witchcraft, in fact it's something that you can understand and apply to your daily life.

Study cash out 529 plan NOT used for education.

Another thing you'll discover is that all of the testing that you're studying for is great, but doesn't prepare you for the business end of things! 

I plan on spending every moment of free time studying the subject until I've configured my process, team, and legal docs.

This would help you be able to focus all of your efforts in your studies instead of having to eat away at your capital slowly or go get a part time job in the meantime. 

@Quinton Bogle You'll probably need to study your market first.

Don't forget to study your state laws!

You're going to get the advice of someone who regularly researches and studies.

I’m studying for my real estate license now but don’t really want to be an agent.

Add some 0s to the end of these numbers and you may be able to see how being a real estate professional is beneficial.Additionally, if you have a cost segregation study you may be able to categorize some of the $100 purchase price to shorter life assets resulting in greater tax losses in the earlier years.This example is illustrative so speak to your tax professional to understand the application to your specific situation.