I think so many of you will be able to relate to this post I'm about to write. 

I was 24, and just finished reading rich dad poor dad, and was ready to find out how I would strike it rich. After some googling I came across biggerpockets, and I was hooked. I've listened to every single podcast, read hundreds of articles, and was saving about 40% of my income, in hopes of buying a house to house hack with. I couldn't find a house where the numbers worked, in an area that I wanted to live here in Atlanta, so I had to figure out some other way. I figured that wholesaling was a faster way to earn some income on the side and then use that to learn how to find deals, build my network, and eventually use that earned income to buy rentals. 

I got my roommate to partner with me, and we drove for dollars. We drove past about 10,000 houses over the course of 3-4 days and built a list of 1,300 houses that we would mail. We started sending out direct mail, and getting calls. After a lot of denials, and about 10 offers, we finally got a deal under contract. After marketing the deal on BP, craigslist, and the local BP meetup, we found a buyer and closed the deal. It ended up yielding us a $6500 check that we're going to reinvest in our next 6 months of mailing, and any future wholesales, rehabs or new builds we find through our next rounds of mail, will be able to double or triple our mailing campaign to grow our business. Things changed for me when I started going to BP/REI meetups, and meeting people that were doing deals. You'll find someone who is similar to you, but further along. Ask them what you should do, and eventually you'll find your path. It really is that simple, go to meetups, get coffee with people, and you will figure it out and find an option that works for you.

Taking action is the most important thing. 75% of people I meet at meetups have never done, and will never do a deal. Don't be that person. It doesn't matter where you start, it just matters that you start.