@Caleb Clay How much time and/or money are you willing to allocate to these tasks?

I would love to get a job working as a property manager to get some experience and learn as much as I can.

With full-time jobs and three little ones in school and involved in extra-curricular activities, adding any more stress to our current schedule would spell disaster.

Two of these guys quit their jobs to focus on real estate for a little and are supported by their investments.Oh yeah, aside from these strong personal connections, I met my agent, property managers, lender, and inspector all through...you guessed it...Biggerpockets.I'm really not sure if any of these connections would have formed without Biggerpockets.

Hello All, I am new to Bigger Pockets and I recently started a Job in Commercial Real Estate working on a commission basis.

One of the earlier shows had a guest who advised that anyone starting out should get a job that surrounds you with people already in REI and allows you to learn a side of the business while still paying your rent.

He has a job as a cooker in a bar, earns about $1500 a month.

I like nursing as a profession because they will always have a job.

Great job on already establishing your team.

Yes you're still going to need 2 years of stable w2 income.However... since you were a college student and just got a job, some banks will allow that as long as you can prove that you are now working.Ask your bank if that will work for you!