Much like a private lender worked very hard to earn and accumulate his/her cash in the bank that he/she loans out. 

If you are earning more than your student loan interest rate, I would keep it working for you and look at this account as your future down payment for a house.

Check out this photo I woke up to one day of ash in my pool (it's like it's snowing some days, except it's ash):I started my career in real estate sales in Lake Mendo Sonoma county and a few one offs in Napa..

Maybe, but you’re better off sticking to a real job/career.

Hi Damon, If you are a self employed individual generating earned income and no employees the solo 401k would be a great tool to consider.

They'd be able to earn your trust and business a few months down the line.

I know you will be able to get a really good handle on how the process works and what you need to do in a lot shorter time than it took you to earn the money you are getting ready to invest, so spend the time to educate your self don't just trust that what is being told to you is accurate. 

I've been a bigger pockets fan since 2017, read a lot of the BP books along with Rich Dad Poor Dad, and all the other essentials, and Michigan looks like a great market so I will definitely be interested in starting our investing career out there in the near future. 

Sounds like a good way to earn a bad reputation real fast. 

Hey guys!So here’s some background about me:I have been a welder for almost all of my adult life.I bought a triplex which I house hack in Tacoma, WA just over a year ago.I am wanting to rent out all units and buy anot...