@Logan Hicks, At $150k someone might be able to suggest a suitable Lender to you. 

I have spent my entire college career learning about construction and that industry but I have never wanted that to be my only job/career.

For some reason, real estate is one of those career paths that people either love or hate.I think the root of it is the experience that their parents had with their primary residence. 

If you had sought out professional investment advice in regards to the effects of taxation on your investment from a suitably qualified CPA then you would probably not be having this problem.I hope other investors who read this thread appreciate the complexity the taxation implications can be on an investment and seek independent advice before purchasing/investing.

Good luck and hope you enjoy your new direction with your career!  

Check out the BP Podcasts on wholesaling and make sure you connect with local people on BP:http://www.biggerpockets.com/meetBest of luck with your Real Estate Investing Career.

Since you are just starting out in your investment career I'd like to offer one piece of advice.

This will be my primary career and i would like a great training program but i will also be investing as well.

Obviously you will work to save more money in the beginning when you have only one project at a time vs later on in your career when you are working to automate your systems which will ultimately save money.

Best of luck with your Real Estate Investing Career.