I have a client that is from a culture where you live with parents until married who does this with pretty close to zero mortgage qualifying traditional job income, just her rentals.

I agree with everything Marty True said... paying off debt is a middle class poor man mindset and utilizing debt to get more assets is the wealthy people game.

I'm thinking I could meet wealthy people and network that way, all while still being in the real estate world and it works on a salary + commission basis. 

Anyone else interested in this, feel free to PM me.STRENGHTS - WHAT I HAVE TO OFFERGiven my international background and experience living in several different countries, immersed in different cultures, I can research and understand international markets with an ease.

Plymouth is a pretty wealthy area, your applicants should be able to put down 1.5X rent as a security deposit.

That is unless of course you are already independently wealthy.

It's a great game if you're already wealthy and can afford to wait decades sometimes. 

Best training, best business model, best income model, best technology and best culture - I realize that sounds over the top, but guess who is growing the fastest, has been voted #1 workplace by Forbes and is since last year the largest brokerage in the US?

North of 64, east of 65 is where all the wealthy folks live (Oldham County) prices are high though. 

At the 3 day, they will be promoting the next seminar where they will share all of the "secrets" to becoming wealthy.