Getting rid of the last bit of our Student Debt and then will focus on holding going forward.

I have 70k in student loan debt that is in deferment.

I am absolutely committed to never working full time for a traditional employer and would like all the advice I can get on how to work as a full time investor with only about $13,000 to my name and student loan payments of $247 a month for the next ten years.

I will be paying off my student loans by November of this year to open up cash flow.

Student loans, car loans, primary residence, etc.?

(My wife is a full-time student)My question is this...I'm looking for ways to make more income to help set us up for a dream home a little down the road.

Keep in mind you will want to buy drapes, lawn care tools, washer/dryer maybe, etc, etc.They will look at both your "front end" DTI (Debt to Income Ratio) and your back end DTI which includes car payments, credit card payments, student loan payments and other debt that won't be paid off in the next six months.To improve your credit, as soon as you get your discharge, apply for at least two secured credit cards for at least $200 each.

Is it better to pay off all my student loans and car loan first then start investing with my own money?

I'm currently a full time professional student, and am looking to use real estate as a means of paying off my student loans and attaining financial freedom.Currently looking at the high point, NC area for investment opportunities.

I also have an 810 credit score, and my only current debt is around $13k of student loans.