that would be nice. 

Hi Ben,Congratulations on graduating college with savings, and having a nice paying job lined up.If you are serious about starting a fix and flip business with your friend, I would seriously consider talking to both a CPA and an attorney. 

Johnny, My spidey senses tell me that if your company is big enough to offer a discount employee share purchase plan someone in the finance department or the IB that took them public made sure the shares have to vest for a nice LONG time.

You could even replace it with a used one that is slightly less nice than the one they have.

@Clayton Danly nice to hear from you again Clayton!

I'm new too.I'm not sure if my opinion is valid LOL but I think getting a real estate license would be nice.

You need to visit your county planning office or website to learn more.

But the way I see is I'm paying rent regardless, but wouldn't it be nice to have the chance to live for free?

As someone who started investing turnkey 6 years ago, one key to successful turnkey investing is to be sure to vet the company thoroughly, and I think that should include a visit to the market to meet with those you are considering, see their rehab work, the neighborhoods they investing in, and learn about the quality of their property management.   

We have a nice group of people from all around the world involved in real estate here.