In most cases you're only required to have 3-5% for a primary residence, I would say that's one of the most common ways people get started in REI. 

I would like to at some point be at the Executive level providing great leadership that focuses on open communication, innovation, continuous opportunity, and safety.From my time managing people I have learned the most important trait in a great new hire is motivation and independence.

Some people back in the day used to put aluminum over decent wood siding because it was considered cool and groovy when it came out.

Some people may go higher end, but naturally it depends on the property and neighborhood.

I already have proof of concept in Raleigh as Ive talked to multiple people (including the agent Im working with there) saying airbnb-ing rooms is a cash cow there. 

Either way, there are several people who make this work all the time.

One step closer to getting into the real estate game.I highly suggest checking out some of the in-person events to get around like-minded people. 

That shows real estate can be possible for anyone; in my opinion, I know everyone has unique and challenging situations, but in principle, anyone who can follow some basic budget fundamentals can save up enough for a down payment.Grateful BiggerPockets continues to bring more people into the industry!

I’ve currently got a 3/3 and generally there’s 2 of us living here but when my daughter and family come visit, 5-6 people having even more than 3 bathrooms would be a plus.

@Mike Robb you would think with the money they charge people for very little benefit they could create an app.