Good Morning Good People of BiggerPockets,I am an operator of a small independent lodging operation in North Augusta, SC. 

Bubbles often form in different asset classes and independent of each other.

Good Morning Robert,I got into Real Estate because I have a goal of becoming financially independent as well.

Or, 2) get your real estate license and align with an independent broker. 

So far, I'm not too certain about how I'm going to invest to real estate yet, whether it be wholesaling, flipping, house hacking etc, and suggestions would help a lot.Currently, my intention for joining the vicious world of real estate is to be financially independent and not to need to rely on my parents to pay for everything I have.

If my son is unable to find employment, having a business where I can pay him so that he may have some form of independence is very important to me.

He recently sent out a link to an article he had published in the Nevada Independent regarding Nevada's economic momentum. 

With classes and the test you're looking at about $1300-$1700 all in (depending on where your classes are).  

I do not know what your financial situation is or will be at the end of college, but if you aren't starting out with a significant amount of seed money it will be very difficult to become financially independent and have $8,500 in net cash flow a month after five years.

I recently discovered a passion for RE investing, and like many of you, I hope to create a solid portfolio of investment properties over time to build wealth and provide financial independence.