I am a 21 year old who is experiencing what many of you have/are experiencing at my age: being broke and having a desire to achieve a successful lifestyle, but not really knowing how to get there.

It really depends on a number of variables including age of the home, location, prior claims history, etc.

Now I have to track a few people to get their SSN or TIN to send them 1099s on the flip, but according to what I have found, for the rentals, since it's not a business I don't have to.I spoke to a few fellow landlords who never send 1099s and have been landlords for ages!

Many of these folks would be SO better off spending the 500 to 700 and taking a RE licensing course.. that's one of the best values.. and you would be surprised when your in the industry how many doors may open for a person..Then hire on with a big sales team and earn while you learn the basics... in my day and of course that's way back in the dark ages that's how most of us started..

The first boomers hit social security age i 2011.

It was given to me after he passed away from a heart attack at the age of 58 in 2012.

I'm active duty AF as well and I wish I would have started at your age.

Haven't applied for an owner-occupied in ages.

My age and other things out of my control have prevented employment for over 8 years.  

At first I wanted to retire early at 55, then I realized that doing 15 year notes I would have a lot more flexability at age 40.