If you currently have a "day" job, consider starting by building a portfolio of income properties - rentals.The rental market is the strongest it's been for over 50 years; you'll build a stream of income that comes in without trading labor hours to get it, and eventually, may be able to replace your "day job" income.

I would then work with our father to actually build a SFR on the land to eventually sell.I'll learn some more info in the days to come and can then run some accurate numbers but for now, does anyone know about the feasibility of doing something like this?

Then moving into fix and flip and eventually, holding properties for passive income...Over teh last few months, I have engaged myself in extensive (REI..) training.

Hello BP community, I'm a 24 year old aspiring real estate investor, with the eventual goal of financial freedom.

I suspect eventually there will be a court case that will set precedence for this issue.The daycare issue becomes one of liability.

Do you mean getting a mortgage loan with small downpayment and pay off student loans at the same time - that will eventually wrap my student loan into a mortgage which is a typically lower interest rate that most student loans?

Having fully digested Brandon Turner and J Scott's books we're convinced that House Hacking is the right way to start - eventually building our buy-and-hold portfolio.Only problem is that the inventory here is so tight that the prices have skyrocketed in and around Boston.

In the next couple of months my time will be opening up greatly and I'll be able to do just about anything (driving for dollars, installing ceiling fans, replacing garage door openers, painting walls, whatever) in exchange for and education and, eventually, a cut of the deals. 

In the long term, I would like to use my project management skills to develop a portfolio that I can eventually step away from!

We would like to start flipping properties, and eventually buy & hold.