Also, check to see if there are local colleges/training places that offer Quickbooks training (I've seen colleges offer training during summer break and it's not terribly expensive and there are also businesses catered toward teaching Quickbooks in a classroom setting). 

I am currently in college and have been very interested in the idea of fixing up/renting/buying and selling properties, hoping to make this a full time job one day.

It's nice to meet you all :) I'm a recent college grad living in Bothell, but working in Seattle.

I'm wondering if any folks in the Houston / College Station or maybe even Austin areas have any thoughts on whether it'd be a good idea to to buy SFRs in the small town of Navasota near CS.

ps. besides college, I'm a software developer full time. net 13k a year, anyone wants to hire a developer for a bit more?

I’m currently a software engineer with no real estate experience aside from a 1 credit intro to real estate class in college.

If there's a better place for this, please let me know.I was speaking with a local two-year college.

Has a nice college there ,oil,gas  jobs are around .Might want to see how to play on what type of housing needs the 2 sources of income like .

Thanks for any advice,CharlieHome Value                         $245,000Mortgage                              $97,000Rollover 401k                       $145,910Roth                                       $22,632Current Employer 401k     $45,000Expected 2019 Income      $100,000Work Paying for College     $18,000Car Debt                                $9,000Cash                                       $10,000

College is a waste and for suckers (I got 8 years under my belt I know).