I would stay away from Sole Proprietorship because of 15.3% self employment tax...again I am no accountant/tax professional so please seek professional guidance and do your own due diligence. 

A former employer has a $24,000 Judgement against the individual and his wife....We can provide the Court filing number and case numbers to confirm the Judgement being awarded and the penalties that goes with the judgement...The Employer is getting old and would like to just cash out the Judgement at a substantial discount so that they can recoupe some of his out of pocket cost without spending more time to track these people down to get the full amount.He is willing to sell his Judgement for 40% of whats owed for a quick cash out transaction...Let me know if this is something of interest for one of you or if any of you know of some really good Judgement attorney who might take this on a contingency as the Employer just wants to move with there life and take the next steps here..

Also verify they have steady employment.

That will allow me to draw a retirement after thirty years of employment.

I intend to, eventually, use this knowledge to make calculated investments in property.MY QUESTION IS:What would an employer, in real estate, like to see from a job applicant?

Being 17 yrs old, I'm not sure how attractive you'd be to the banks, especially if you've not had a consistent employer for the last several years (one question they ask during pre-qualification).  

I live in the NYC area but willing to go anywhere I can to make my savings work.I'm self employed also as I own a security and surveillance company.

I live in the NYC area but willing to go anywhere I can to make my savings work.I'm self employed also as I own a security and surveillance company.

I have a question regarding the BRRRR strategy, it has really caught my attention and I believe this is the entry strategy I will employ!

@Ashley WishinskiI would have to say the only thing holding me back is lending, I am only 24(still building good credit) I don't have a normal job, I train horses and give lessons so I am  self employed, not something traditional lenders are to crazy about I have found out.