Since you inquired, I'd rather not disclose my income here, though it is steady and predictable.  

If you do decide you want to do real estate investing after two years, you'll have a steady job and income to serve as a baseline. 

I just understand the time and effort it took me to make the little progress I have made so far.

The area I live in is really hot now so I figured sitting on it, and keeping an eye on how things progress was a better idea for my home.

The alternative if you just want some smaller scale steady income, is buying a unit in one of the newer buildings.

Red flags- low credit scores even with great incomes, eviction, roommates, not steady employment, etcWhile this is nothing other than my thought that of an experienced albeit  jaded landlord.

Hello BP community I am new wholesaler in the Atlanta area and currently putting together my action plan. I wanted to create this discussion so we could share what sort of activities or task you do to help further you...

Then as things progress, you'll have a better idea of how he does business and how the two of you work together. 

I'll keep you posted on my progress.

I look at what is going on in the area, are new buildings going up, are buildings being boarded up, what types of business is coming to the area, what do the neighboring areas look like, where is the path of progress heading...By the time it is being written about as "hot" and "up and coming"  it is too late