This would keep you in the space while you can learn and make connections so that you can have a head start when you are financially ready.I did something similar when I wanted to get started in RE investing but had no capital, I got my RE license so I could learn with hands on experience. 

Enjoy the long holiday weekend!

But I maintain that any single co-host who wants to make real, livable money still has to scale, and there are a lot of headaches with trying to provide intimate, hands-on management at scale. 

But you can make huge profits on a flip.

So whatever market you decide on, that's the kind of person you want to find.

Hey Lucas - That’s a great background for getting into flipping—your hands-on experience is a huge asset.

However, with the right strategy and resources, you can simplify the process and ensure your investment is in good hands.

You should be able to find someone on this site that will help you.

I could put my Bruce's Famous Banana Bread and Coconut shack on the 218sqft lot, if I get lucky. 

REITs are a good way to get exposure with less hands-on work, but they’re more like stock investments.