I don't feel like calling in and someone said posting a question can get Dave-esque advice.
I have an undergrad in history. I turn 24 in a week. I've worked for local and national nonprofits for 2 years. I have no debt, and I only make $30k a year with my entry level job running a museum. Rural area, I can save a little under 1k a month. I need a different career. I've done IT, taxes, office admin, nonprofit management. I want to own rental property but I don't have the skills to maintain them/my own home. I'm trying to figure out the path that makes the most sense in terms of learning real skills to apply to owning property. I've been in classrooms and kitchens and offices and I really don
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