I am now 18 and i can truly say i want to make a career out of Real Estate Investing.

Hello all,I am a sophomore at GU and I am interested in pursuing a career in multifamily development.

I’m a younger guy just starting out my investing career and live in this area.

You just need to find a good way to put your new cash to work for you such that you earn higher amount of interest than you pay out

Just imagine building up 5, 10, 15 properties just to have it all taken away by a greedy lawyer who wants to build an extra room in their house with your hard earned work that took you years to build.

you can offer the owner (as a knowledgeable Real Estate Professional), even if it helps them keep their home, sell with an agent (more profitable for them- if they have time- can repair- ect), or help the owner stop foreclosure (i believe I help an owner every week it seems- start a loan mod, and more) EVEN IF WE AS A PROSPECTING WHOLESALER EARN NO $$.

If that is, say, 40% for his combined state and federal rate, he will end up earning a whopping 3.5% x (1-0.4) = 2.1%.Are you seriously asking someone to gamble his home and accept 100% of the risk, for a 2.1% return on a loan to someone who has no real estate experience?

How are you all balancing investing parallel with your professional career?

I now have a three kids under the age of 3 and both my wife and I have demanding full time careers so I do not see myself purchasing anymore rentals in the current market. 

Ask them about their career in real estate, other properties, their life, etc.