While I agree that real estate can earn you and income where as gold or silver can not.

Might be a good way to earn some capital during college to make a purchase wherever you land after college.

If you do not have the discipline to earn and save the money you need to start you likely lack the drive to succeed.

We have noticed alot of the old school management companies tend to over charge and not keep up with maintenance issues causing for negative reviews that affect the earning potential in the long run. 

I'm currently learning coding on my own so I can have a skill where I can relocate and still earn income while learning and becoming a real estate investor part-time like many of the BP podcast interview I've come across. 

I will shop for bargains as I believe a penny saved is a penny earned. 

I didn't earn enough to file taxes in 2015 so I have no tax returns from last year or W-2's to provide.

Tell me about it Yvette I get so confused on the free advice Im thinking about Jack Bosch course also I saw a webinar and it sounds like it teaches you from buying Tax Lien buying from A-Z but I know from experience there is always a up sale or something you dont find out about until after you have spent your hard earned money. 

The income of the business is taxed, though dividends issues to the shares owned by the retirement plan would be tax deferred.You could potentially establish such a corporation for your real estate business, so long as you will be actively engaged in earned income producing activities like wholesaling, flipping or new development.  

From what I understand of the process, the key ingredient is getting a title company involved.