Like many of you on here it is my goal for REI to be my full time job and take place of my insurance agent career.

My recommendation is to substitute this place instead of FB/IG, and just educate yourself.In the meantime, since you are going to school, stay focused on your grades, and pick a career that you are passionate about, but one that'll generate some capital.As you mature, not only as an aspiring investor, but more so as a a teen going into adulthood, things will develop. 

Also the TH layout may be more suitable for a roommate situation.Although there are some condos that look affordable, by the time you factor in the condo fees and the potential difficulty in selling them, they look a lot less appealing.

After wholesaling for extra income for 2 years I decided to leave my mortgage career and take on real estate sales full time.

You have come to right place to start your successful real estate career.

I plan on saving for the next two years and moving down south to GA with my gf (because I love GA) to buy a nice 150K~ Condo and start my investing career!

Like maybe targeting people who bought properties during the crash because the numbers made sense but are realizing they are ill prepared to manage their investments or can't find suitable management.

It is a great place to either start a real estate investing career or further an existing one, similar to this website. 

Often in good ROI rental markets foreclosures bring down the values and in many places suitable for turnkey rentals the house prices are often less than the rehab costs.

I have been reading many posts and forums on bigger pockets , reading multiple investing books , real estate books and listening to real estate audibles and pod casts , But I still feel stuck , I still don't know where to begin , and I'm still a little cloudy on how buying property works I'm a young and trying to persue a career in real estate but an having trouble understanding how it all worksHope someone can help thanks