I've had a strong career in nonprofit management that's taught me a lot of hard and soft skills that translate to real estate very well.

I'm saving about 30% of my full-time job income (which should bump to almost 50% in a few months) and hustling around as a rideshare driver, but I'd really like the opportunity to continue earning money without the added costs of gas, car maintenance, etc.Does anyone have suggestions or advice for a newbie investor on becoming a virtual assistant?

They inherently deny themselves the well earned achievement regardless of it being a success or failure to learn from.I have a family member, a 'consultant', who spent many years training people to write down & reassess their goals every 5 years.

To clarify, I’m throwing out the idea of a career change (personally), and I’m looking for recommendations that could accelerate my learning and commitment to the industry.

It’s definitely something that I am considering to continue on my own as part of my real estate career. 

It was a big project to start my investment career.

It was a big project to start my investment career.

It was a big project to start my investment career.

It was a big project to start my investment career.

Hey Rich, congrats on getting your license and staring your career.