Any advice is helpful :)

[Cyles Barnes]

Hey, I've always like the whole real estate thing when I was young. I'm now 20 years old and finally want to start learning more and actually get into the business. I have no money saved up, bad credit from school loans which was a waste of time after getting two Associate degrees and also credit cards. But I'm Thinking of taking a weeks class course then get my lisence in the next month. Even though the money and bad credit can be a set back and down fall for me working a part time job with bills, I'm ready to get started with this, stay focus and achieve my endeavors. Any ideas or advice would be helpful. I'm eager to learn more!!

[Jenna Stonecipher]

Even though the money and bad credit can be a set back and down fall for me working a part time job with bills, I'm ready to get started with this, stay focus and achieve my endeavors.

My advice would be to get a full-time job in addition to that part-time job. If you can't manage both, then get a full-time job with a side hustle. At one point, I was working 3 jobs to get my finances straight (student loans suck). Waiting tables can be lucrative... and a great ground zero for making connections.

I would start with reading books, following blogs and listening to podcasts before you spend money on a RE license. The license will benefit you once you've built a network and have the capital and credit to buy properties. Right now, I don't think there is much you can do with it. I researched real estate investing for 2 solid years before I jumped all in. You can move as fast or as slow as you want, but get your finances in order first.