@Zach Lemaster runs their operation and has been a great resource to help my career.

One of my biggest things today is that I want these investments to require as little oversight as possible, at least for the forseeable future, so I that can continue building upon my career without letting this hinder my professional goals, which are fairly ambitious.

Welcome, I am new to investing in the area, but had a previous career in education as well, now full time in dentistry.

I have been thinking for a while of how to switch careers or to gain more independent income so I can afford to not work so hard where I currently am.

If you get a rate that tends to keep you on shore duty for multiple years (if you are planning on making this a career), that would be a good opportunity depending on where you get stationed. 

I can understand people that fear speaking out against it or defending others, especially, when their careers and livelihoods can be threatened.

My plan is to use my job to fund my rental investments until I am financially free and able to turn my investments into my career.

I will tell you this, it is not cheap, and for this reason I believe it is good for anyone pursuing this career to have a basic knowledge of home structures; what to look for, warning signs and such.

I managed restaurants for my career, but I was always interested in economics.

SDR / BDR jobs at tech companies usually have 40/50k base and are a great launch pad for a high paying career (that does not have to be forever if your exit is real estate).