All of this will help your investing career.

I'm new to personal investing and hoping, like many of you, to make it my full time career at some point in the future.

If you get $300/door/month that's over 38 units.now, I'm over simplifying things but i'm trying to make a point, RE is a great investment tool (the best in my opinion) but if you want to make it a career there are different parameters to consider.

I hope you enthusiasm for LLing and your compassion for tenants continues  long into your career.  

After one of my biggest set backs in my career, I decided to get brush myself off and get back on the horse.

It would be great to get a head start and make a great living and career!

We married back in December 2014.As my career progresses, I would like to build a portfolio of investments (multifamily and mixed-use buildings interest me most) to provide income as our family grows.Major thanks to all for the huge base of helpful knowledge and goodwill on these forums!

Regardless, I'll be on the hunt for a market with homes under $100k that has a growing number of technology jobs, as I plan on staying in this career at least until I can replace it with investment income.Thanks for taking the time to read my post.

I've always suggested to new agents to go with an experienced brokerage that offers maximum training and mentoring opportunities to help kick start your career.

Hey @Andrew LisiYou probably did the most important thing in your real estate "career" and that's jump in and put yourself out there.