Anyways, I'm looking for something even smaller than Boca Raton as my first project, so I can be successful without biting off more than I can chew.

@Jeb Armstrong it will be hardyes, it will be risky, but that is part of becoming successfulyes, it will be a full time job, if you want to be successful and you want to control riskCan you do this at 18, only you can answer that question, but here are a couple of data points for you to chew on:Mark Zuckerberg created the Facemash when he was around that age, which was a starting point for FacebookMichael Dell started Dell Inc around that ageBut it is important to keep in the FRONT of your mind when making this decision, both Zucerkberg and Dell did what the LOVED and made a success of it. 

Say you had wood throughout the house and their dog chewed the heck out of it all over the house.

I only bite off what I can chew and of course the military always comes first but I work around the clock to do what I can to make progress in both aspects of my life.

Even if you leverage that into a bunch of properties you may bite off more than you can chew.

I'm young and ambitious so Im conscious that I should that it slow and not bite off more than I can chew, but I am eager to learn.

I enjoy the whole processes so with limited time i don't bite off more than I can chew.   

Seems a lot to chew as my first deal. :)

And you think there is some more meat on the bone to chew on too?

What if I can't get all the assignments (which is a virtual certainty with at least 20 heirs) it seems like a partition would chew up most of the money, not to mention EL had 20+ years of use with no rent paid to her cousins.