I was not a huge fan of school but decided to complete my education because of the financial assistance and the opportunity to obtain a degree with no debt.Similar to many biggerpocket contributors, my long term goal is to build a strong portfolio of properties which lead to financial freedom.With this being said, I am currently interested in finding a career within the real estate industry which will provide me with knowledge and a strong opportunity for a high income.As I have read on many forums, it seems to be beneficial to become an agent but my question is: Which real estate job/position will allow me to earn a consistent income at first, in addition to gain knowledge on the job to save some money for the startup cost (education, license, marketing, etc.) of becoming an agent before diving in full-time as an agent?

I have a bachelor's degree in accounting with zero work experience in this field.

If you have the temp at 69 degrees and it is at 75, it would automatically lower it back to 69.

The timeline will depend, to some degree, on what State you are forming the LLC in.

Quote from @Alexander Diaz: I don't have a fancy degree (I literally earned my BA by testing out of every class), but I have common sense and a basic understanding of financial discipline.

So my 2 cents is that you might get away with leaving that brick exposed.It's 46 degrees in Asheville right now and got into the 30s last night.

Every MF investor does value-add to some degree.. essentially BRRRR.

I'm the only person I know that is actually doing this, and seeing how it goes to a small degree.

I'm having the same problem to some degree, but I have just enough W2 and low enough debt that I could get to about 100k.

Today the latest-tech workers are driving up home prices and forcing out the non-tech and obsolete-tech middle class workers like myself (I got my engineering degree using the slide rule because electronic calculators hadn't been invented yet).I'm OK with that change.