If your job throws off 300k, 500k etc. a year then you can snowball much faster.Once you hit so many properties lenders will look at track record and your global cash flow so having a J-O-B becomes less of an issue as liquidity and net worth is built up.

Currently attending college for a degree in Finance.

However, since most buyers are using leverage to some degree or another (I know you are an exception, which is likely the reason for you confusion), the amount of their out-of-pocket savings is limited to only the % of the reduction that they no longer have to put down.

I use to even hang a sign under my Masters Degree in my office "the smartest kid in the dumb class" until my Mom pulled it off.I learned how to work around my dyslexia and in many respects it has become an asset.

@Ann Marie SutterI hope you like 100 degree heat.

I am a 2014 graduate of Ohio State with a degree in Chemical Engineering. 

I have an IT working experiencing + business a degree that I never used and I am looking forward to work in Real estate full-time.

I went to college and I have a degree in business that emphasize real estate.  

I am considering a degree in Accounting because I want to be a real estate investor eventually.

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