Either way, there is plenty to educate yourself when looking to handle wealth.Hope this helps.  

Plenty other (smaller) outlets in Miami Dade.

Build a big enough audience and you will have plenty of people that view you as an expert and will want to invest with you.

It's all old cottages that can be really cute when redone, and the location is fantastic, right between the airport and a skip and hop to the river and downtown.You might also look into some more "boring" options, I've heard there's new suburbs happening behind the airport, and look out to the suburbs nearer to Micron, etc as well.AirDNA should give you plenty of good data as well.

When you have a few good cash flowing properties under your belt then you can push it a bit more but be patient with your first few and look for the deals that work best for you.Rochester is a good area to be starting since there are a lot of properties that are relatively inexpensive that have room for improvement so there will be plenty of opportunities for you, but I'd highly recommend you go to your local REIA (Real Estate Investors Association) and speak with them before jumping into anything.

I would do a video walkthrough as well as host open houses and personally invite the neighbors.This listing has the potential to kickstart your entire career into something extraordinary.

There’s plenty of good reasons to put 20% down and to me, not being concert leveraged is of primary concern.

Of course there are plenty of different opinions so do what will be best for you.

I just make sure I have plenty of liability coverage and talk to my insurance broker about any additional coverage that could protect us.

You are young and have plenty of time and opportunities coming your way, just continueyour education.I see some people posting on here with credit card debt wanting to invest, which doesn't make sense to me, the best investment for them is paying off their credit card debt and they instantly make 20+% from not paying the interest.