My long term goal is to buy and hold property to generate passive income and I thought becoming an agent might be a good way to further that goal for several reasons: 1) As an agent I'll have access to data from the MLS which will help me to learn my market, and potentially areas outside the city too. 2)  I'll likely make contacts with lawyers, CPAs, mortgage brokers and other professionals through my dealings. 3) I can write my own offers. 4) I need a career change anyways.That being said I have some reservations.

Hey everyone,Just graduated college last Spring moved to Baltimore to start my career in Finance.

Is there a way to add a field in the spreadsheet and do your own formula for that column. ??

Next try to get in the routine of watching and reading things about the field you are looking to get into and learn as much as possible.

However, it wasn't until episode 192 in the podcasts that I really started to enjoy the podcast and I am really excited about this new career path I am pursuing.

Hi BP,I have started my career in real estate and I have been wholesaling for a few months now.

I am interested in networking with other members involved in real estate investing in order to gain more knowledge and expertise in my field.

House hacking is a great way to start your real estate investing career.

As a broker, I work a huge area personally, but because of my networking, I know people in the field in other cities and states, and will always call them to ask for a referral if one of my clients is looking for someone in their area. 

I'm a full time Petroleum Field Service Technician for a private company/contractor and via the recommendation of the book 'Rich Dad, Poor Dad' from a colleague, I've become extremely interested in investing.