@Steven DeHart I'd start off listening to the podcasts and gaining as much knowledge as possible.

Mentorship and joint ventures are excellent ways to gain experience, and it’s essential to start small, communicate clearly, and build trust.

They’ll help you identify properties with strong rental potential, offer access to a network of contractors and inspectors, and negotiate a deal that works for your goals.

Not giving tax advise, so check with your CPA, but I sold a rental after it was my primary for over 2 years and as long as it was considered my primary residence "2 of the last 5 years", I did not have to pay capital gains on my property sale up to the IRS limit. 

My somewhat unique situation is that I have low reported income due to the structure of my investment accounts, yet I have access to meaningful capital.

Rather the equity than the taxable gain.

We don't want a video walkthrough accessible via a public channel due to security reasons, but if the person seems legit may grant one privately.

Even in a perfect world with no maintenance and no vacancy, you would pay $700/month or more in the hopes of gaining equity.

Hi Fellow investors, I have been using BP to gain insights in real estate investing and have been applying them in my townhome rental units.

I'll be able to access my roth IRA in 3 yrs when I turn 59.5yo and I expect it'll be over $500k at that time.