As a retiring life/time educator, I'm starting a business focusing on buying, rehabbing and flipping distressed homes.  

For someone just starting out in life and very early in their career it may be beneficial (and also depending if you are planning on staying in said field as you progress through life). 

I've been in construction most of my life, got into real estate about 10 years ago.

One thing I have learned in life is that the soft people get paid last.

I don't buy them that's for later in life.. but they have been talking about higher interest rates fir a very very long time now.The low rates,are what's keeping our very weak economy barely on its feet.

But I'm really interested to improve my family's life. 

.- And if you would do anything differently if you were to start all over.Thanks.MOTIVATIONS= Turned 50, had no retirement.LEARNINGS= Learned early on in LIFE to NEVER stop Learning!

I have subscribed to BiggerPockets since last March, I have been reading the books suggested, I listen to all the podcasts, I m participating to the webinars, go to investors meeting, I even have TWO mentors AND I m pulling money out of my life insurance so I have cash ready to go! 

At that point in life, I would like to continue to invest, making that my “full time” vocation.

I want to get started at a young age because I'm very determined to be successful in life.