So ask you all, what are a few of the most “Beginner Accessible” episodes that have had the most impact on getting you started?

-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Ky knew a psychologist who spends time every year or every other year in South Africa counseling and assisting rape victims in a culture where rape is normalized...we were trying to figure out timing that would work for us and the kids in the hope that we would be able to one day accompany him and utilize our (her) talents for a greater cause.

Most of these available homes will be concentrated in Arizona, Florida, and the Rust Belt, with more limited impacts on the coasts.

Also, I don't see appreciation being a meaningful feature of any regions/sub-markets (except maybe the very hottest ones) anytime soon so I'd think you'd really need to make it work with your income.If you can find a way to offset a future tax increase with savings elsewhere in your expenses (buying/financing a deal at a great basis, self-managing at scale, etc), the tax issue might not be as impactful to you as I am predicting it will be to the market overall.Anyway, best of luck on your journey!

I wouldn't be in a huge hurry to pay off the student loans yet, but this is coming from someone who only racked up around a third of what you have so the potential impact on how you invest is likely very different. 

But the fact of the matter is that there are many non-rent fees and use restrictions that can have a significant economic impact on a commercial tenant.

It would be soul crushing to me to lose friend's or family's money and even if I didn't it can negatively impact all future interactions.Plus it gets so complicated to figure out who owns how much. 

@Shiwei Wang The BP investor meet up is from 7-9pm at Residence Culture Brewery.

The father is asking to be removed from the lease because he is looking to buy a secondary property and is concerned that having the lease in his name will impact their debt ratio/monthly liabilities which he believes will affect his mortgage possibilities.

This is on top of permitting costs, impact fees, affordable housing fees, and plan review costs.