The more exposure the better.

Less exposure (which can lead to a lower sales price or longer days on market) when you try to skip sale #1.

No, your exposure doesn't go away if he has employees.

Obviously I wont have any experience right after I pass the school test and then the state license.Any advice on what should I do in order to start working right away and increase my opportunity to get some exposure to the market?

Very helpful.I put the property on loopnet last week, but it's an unpaid ad, so I may have to bite the bullet and pay for an ad to get more exposure. 

If you are considering of living in the multi, you will achieve ultimate financial benefit of having a decreased living exposure, this should be the goal.

As a banker, I think I have a lot of value added knowledge that I may be able to provide to those of you have less exposure to my world.

Is it worth it, it is a personal question for us all, but the greater number of properties, tenants...etc you have have, the greater exposure to crippling scenarios you have.  

Your risk or exposure is having to extend legal fees and possibly carrying the 1st mortgage until you can sell the property once you have taken legal ownership through a foreclosure via the 2nd lien.Here are my responses to your questions below in ITALICS.QUESTION: Being this my first note purchase experience, what are the risks and potential complications that could arise from this? 

I have an office in orlando but the position I am looking for would be something you could handle from a home office and you would certainly have exposure to all types of real estate transactions.