will your full time career allow you to also be a landlord, will the returns justify the hassle.

Great way to jump start an investing career.

I went to trade school and was very successful in my field but quickly found out Corporate America just wasn't for me.

I'm seeking an efficient way to take notes as I walk a property instead of writing it down and having messy paperwork.Something that would maybe have an easy way to put down comments on the foundation, roof, etc, with maybe an optional field to add repair cost estimate that it could add all together.

I know I want to start my investing career with wholesaling but I don't have any idea where to start.

It will also teach you how to analyze deals quickly and this will be key to your career as an investor.

this is a great place to network, and the search field is very good to find podcasts, forums and blogs that will help you grow!  

.- Also, DoD doesn't do matching TSP contributions for uniformed service members, so the Roth TSP is a better investment than the regular TSP (tax-deferred), just like a Roth IRA is better than a 401K that doesn't match contributions.My strategy, for what it's worth: Like you, I contributed significantly to my Roth IRA and Roth TSP during the first 10 years of my career. 

I have been in the hotel industry for a majority of my career, also worked as a building superintendent for a local construction company for a few years. 

After a brief banking career, Rusty joined Executive Realty as a developer/property manager in 1986. taking ownership of the company in 1993, Rusty became the firm’s Principal/President/CEO.