it doesn't have to be real estate right this minute, maybe you take part of that $5k saved and start dabbling in stocks you feel good about. buy stocks based on things you and your friends like - Apple, Nike, Starbucks.... im not a huge fan of Robinhood (the platform) but i believe you can buy fractional stocks now as well, so even things like Google or Tesla which are expensive to buy 1 share, you could start with percentages.You are so young, and have so much time on your side.

I will say the neighbors tend to keep a watchful eye so I'd rather stay on the up and up with the City.

Maybe, you need to wait until you have more cash, or watch Pace Mobry's videos about getting seller financing. 

Back around 2015 or 2016 I watched the BP beginner webinars for months on end, learning what a good deal was (thanks, Brandon) and read A LOT of BP blog articles (back when they e-mailed blog articles and the trending forum threads - the good old days).BP was my mentor.

I’ve spent some time on BP forums, listened to a few podcasts and watched a few BP youtube videos.

Brandon,You need to watch the laws in your state and county, but basically, you can discriminate with tenants, excepting the items protected by the feds.

You don't get a lot of detail and you have to have an understanding of wholesaling before watching it.

It's like watching the news...I don't know what to believe.  

I've watched countless YouTube videos spreading false information, talking about arv eventhought they don't even make adjustment to the properties.

It’s typically 25% when all is said and done.Doing an apples to apples comparison is easier if the deal is a single asset syndication.