I am also becoming an agent soon and it is an illegal practice of law to draft a lease agreement as an agent and one could loose their license.

Setting standards just to deny people is BAD practice, BAD business, and ILLEGAL.

If there's something in the book you really want to learn, you will need to practice it over and over again until it sticks.

As far as the practicality, you want to look for homes with somewhat separate spaces, and theres an app now called padsplit that I've not used but have heard good things about to help with the management nuance of it.  

Appreciate hearing your perspective, always interesting to see how different strategies work in practice!

However, long story short, yes there is, although I would recommend finding an advisor who is skilled in holistic financial planning that includes not just traditional stock market investments or real estate investments exclusively, but all investment strategies to help in your specific goals.In general though, you can either find a fee-only CFP that has expertise in real estate and other alternative investments, or you can find an advisor who is at the very least willing to have a conversation free of charge prior to any actual investments so they can give you a very good idea of whether they would be able to help you prior to beginning a relationship.

I'm not sure if her local expertise would add any value.Another commenter boldly assumed that I think I know it all, which is not true.

Find Brandon's videos on YouTube for the "four square" method of analyzing homes and practice.

. :) If you have insights regarding best practices for offering and/or structuring the equity idea over seller financing, I’d love to connect and chat about it.

Hi,When considering investing out of state, is it best practice to find a local lender in the market I want to invest in?