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The business plan is buy-and-hold real estate at fixed rate debt. Nothing fancy no flipping and no partnerships until experienced. Go to school for an associates degree in business. Do that part-time and prioritize the most relevant classes (graduating doesn't matter, learning does). Simultaneously get a real estate license to be forced to learn about the industry (not a goal as a job). Consider pushing through to broker level. Attend investor meet ups. Consider taking a part time job as a property manager. Through real estate or whatever job you can get while going to school and building real estate skills, save money for your first house hack as quickly as possible. Plan out your strategy in advance so you can continue repeating that process. Re-invest the snowball into more property. Build your real estate portfolio beyond financial independence by the time you're in your mid 30s. You are now at another decision point.