Very few seem to stay in it for the entirety of their careers.   

In essence it is a way for new investors to avoid the process of self education in the field of real estate investing.

It's clear that relationships are the cornerstone of success in this field, and your advice on how to build those relationships is something I'll be applying as I move forward.Thank you again for sharing your experience and knowledge.

I dont have money to start a course but I've never been more passionate about a career path before and I want to make a deal, and use that first deal money to sign into a course to get a proper education on the whole subject. 

Real Estate has always been a goal of mine since getting out of high school 2 years ago, however I never knew how to get started or what field would be most suitable for me.

However, I understand that hands-on experience is crucial in this field.

My journey has been anything but conventional, and I’ve built a career that merges my entrepreneurial spirit with a strong work ethic. 

It is career ending.Take the time to learn the law, know how to verify ownership and reduce the trouble you will encounter along the way.

It's challenging because I think it's too good to be true for both of us where I'm at right now, but later in my career it would be too good to be true for me, and weigh heavily in their favor for your reasons.  

kudos to you for pursuing a real estate career despite the challenges you're facing—it's a great step toward your goal of investing in properties and flipping them.