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Ok, so I do not plan on going to college, as my family cannot afford it, and my grades don't ensure I'll get into a college anyways (I'm a junior and I've been skimming by with C's since freshmen year, I'm getting my grades up to a b average just in past 6 weeks in hope of good chances for scholarships, etc. because of an upward trend.) Anyways, I do plan on going to pipe fitter classes as I am in NE Houston, surrounded by jobs in the oil industry (turnarounds, etc.) So I plan on working as a pipe fitter, which are currently making approx. $100k salary (or so I am told). I don't expect that kind of money right off the bat, but even $50k would be more than acceptable. I plan on living with parents and saving every dime I make (I don't really mind living at home, and they don't mind either) until I can eventually start up a business (I'm estimating around $100k to $300k). Im interested in real estate to be honest, specifically rent houses, single family homes/possibly duplexes or more. Anyways, sorry for the long post but I really am worried about being financially insecure due to my lack of college. Any advice or suggestions are much appreciated, is my current plan feasible, or is there a better one maybe?????
<bot>: should I live with parents and save every dime working as a pipe fitter (100k prospectively) to start up a real estate business? Suggestions for financial success and independence.