@Wiley D'Spain You could look, but I think you’d be happier with an entry-level job.

I would keep track of everything in a spreadsheet and evaluate it during and after the job is complete.

Pay off student debt first and find the highest paying W2 job you can.

@Wiley D'Spain Get your real estate license (about 2 weeks), then get a job making as much money as possible, not in real estate (this will help you get approved for a multi-family home in the near future).

She offered (and I agreed) to allow her job to withhold half her rent from her 1st of the month paycheck and the other half from the 15th of the month.

@ToRena Webb-Thomas hi ToRena, I'm new to real estate and was wondering what the rental investment market was like in Springfield?

The guy spends large chunks of time away from the home for his job.

"Failing " is a pretty tough word, and I wonder your demeanor when you interact with guests.

We look for markets that are experiencing 2% or higher job growth.

That’s exactly how you’ll know if you’re done a good job or not.