Save as much money as you can, invest in your TSP (at least 5% to get your matching contribution) but I would recommend a lot more...your TSP counts as cash reserves for mortgage brokers, and makes for a wonderful emergency fund for rentals...plus you can roll it into an SDIRA down the road and invest with it as you see fit.TL;DR - Lots of opportunities, learn as much as you can, build a solid financial foundation, and take action!

Their contact info can be found at monetaryrealty dot com but use a real dot they block websites outside the marketplace forumKlint Brown is an excellent resource and they have managed to network with many hedge fund investors give him a call extremely personable and professional guy Good luck on your endeavors!!

Get rid of your debt first, then invest wisely from a strong, financially strong foundation.

Invest from a foundation of strength, not borrowed time.

Investigating a property in the mountains for a househack deal, and in the disclosures we found a vertical crack in the foundation.

foundational repair?

There are no serious foundation cracks, but the land around the house is graded towards the house, gutter spouts are too short, and there's no drain in the exterior stairwell leading into the basement. 

Many of us have not been financially educated by our parents, so now you have to teach yourself as an adult which is a lot harder - I speak from personal experience.It may not take you that long, but this is going to be your foundation and it is important.

I find the more I learn and read, the more I build my foundation of knowledge.

Some jurisdictions require all foundations and footings be removed while others don’t.