It showed the upward trajectory in Ogden to be among the most deviated in the country from historic market data.At the time, I thought this to be an interesting and coincidental statistic because Ogden's upward prices were a function of the entire Utah trend and the laws of conformity. 

I have begun engaging with several agents on available properties, while at the same time, trying to put the structure in place to support my future acquisition. 

Just had a conversation with a company called Rent To Retirement.

I've been hearing a lot about the potential of real estate investing to build lasting wealth.

You could try getting a HELOC with your primary and using this money as short term funds to acquire rentals that need a light-medium renovation using 100% purchase/rehab hard money and just using the HELOC to pay points and holding costs.

Prospects never read the description on the marketplace. 

The easy way around that is to follow the number 1 rule of holding, which is, do not leave your holdings on an exchange. 

Unless I missed something, that isn't worth the hassle and I'd just get them out of there as quickly as possible.

Thanks for all of the responses. 

Hey Jack,First off, huge congratulations on taking this step at just 20..you've got a bright future ahead in real estate!