I was under the impression I needed a considerable chunk of change to start, until I stumbled across a book by BP recently.

I already get the impression they will be reluctant to leave, how should I pursue this, as I do you want the unit for my primary residence and I would like them to move out within 45 days?

I get the impression wholesalers and such would want people that will buy more than one property from them.

REIA's are great for entertainment and exposure to those selling dreams and stuff - but they will not move you forward fast enough.You give me the impression of being impatient and want to reach your financial goal - maybe before you even have them.I too know many of those 7 figure income people and own a unit in Manhattan and other states.Those 7 figure income people got where they are by making right decisions - they have the ability to see right through a novice and a bad or unprofitable deals and have the ability to dismiss an individual without mercy!

I also got the impression that State Farm agents have some leeway on whether they wanted to add student rentals to their insurance portfolio so picking the right agent seems important.

Fannie Mae 30 year fixed.Crazy impressive female millenial, went from 0 props to 5 in about 18 months.

Can't begin to say how impressed and motivated I am to have found this community.  

Professionals with decades of experience and very impressive track records do all the heavy lifting for you.

One more note, our real estate agent even mentioned how my wife made a very good impression on the sellers agent with her call in the morning regarding the property.

That said, I'm not necessarily a typical tourist (if there is such a thing).My impression is that most tourists visit Zion for a day. 2 days at most.