I’m a junior in highschool I want to get started early on this I want as much information as I can get on real estate on how to get started please help. 

Hello everyone,My name is Junior and I’m based in South Florida.

I am a 20 year old college junior in Oregon, currently playing on my university football team.

During that same period, for every one person hired, roughly twenty were laid off.Companies are becoming leaner while becoming more automated.And the first roles affected tend to be junior positions — the apprenticeships where people historically learned the craft of a profession.That creates a strange paradox.The experience AI cannot replace is the exact experience many young workers may struggle to obtain if those entry points shrink.What’s interesting is how younger workers appear to be responding.A recent survey found 60% of Gen Z say they plan to pursue skilled trade work this year.

I will mentor junior handy persons because I want to ( I do not expect my usual compensation for this, I do it to give back).In addition painters can typically do the job quicker than I can. 

That $725/month difference is meaningful on junior officer income, and it completely changes whether a property cash flows when you PCS and rent it out.The VA cycle most people describe here, buy/live in/rent when you PCS/repeat, works.

If the use of a junior lien violates a mortgage covenant (due on sale) the loan is immediately callable at the option of the lender.  

A single sailor or junior enlisted couple doesn't need 1,000 sqft.

That’s the definition of junior lien.

I am a college junior looking to get my first deal done shortly after graduation.