By selecting electives strategically, people can slant their education to meet their own particular needs better.When I got my degree in the 1970s, for example, one of the electives I took was Law in Management and Engineering.

@Caleb Anderson, keep in mind this is all subject to your local tenant laws and what's in your lease.

We frequently provide value to the forum by answering questions and posting updates to the tax laws they relate to real estate.

After about one year I would probably try to get a Home Equity Loan and try to put a down payment on a strictly rental property with good cash flow.

I’m looking to sue using the “Pierce the Veil” law to uphold the owners for negligence of management services.

Also educate yourself on your states specific laws regarding landlord/tenant disputes.

The tenant would NOT be seen as someone trespassing and law enforcement would NOT just be able to kick them out Day 1 after your closing. 

I work with and know many people who live in the Boston area and invest up in the NH market due to the lower price points, more attractive cash flow, and better landlord/tenant laws.

Because, I believe that I need someone with experience in wholesale deals. you know the whole jurisdiction and laws of Florida.

Depending on how you read the law, there's an argument that the landlord is actually responsible for pest control.- “Landlord is required to supply at all times during tenancy…a unit in a clean and safe condition and the premises in a habitable condition…"- "Uninhabitable - ...Defects or conditions ... unhealthy such as cockroaches or mold..."