I go early to markets I believe will have a good growth path.

It will contribute to the importance of insurance (and contracts).I leased a Panama City, Florida, bay front fixer from a man that lived/worked out of the country.

Some areas in the country have property taxes and/or insurance that are far worse than others. 

If you have any advice or have taken a similar path, feel free to reach out!

With time as your main deployable resource right now though, take that time to learn as much as you can until you find a path that sounds both realistically achievable with your current resources, as well as something that sounds interesting to you.I'm always happy to connect with other investor folks around the Twin Cities, so feel free to shoot me a message on here if you want to chat directly! 

Let me ask you this: is it fair to require a natural-born US citizen to submit to a credit/criminal background check, but then waive that requirement for someone in the country illegally? 

Not that Zillow is known for it's accuracy, but I've found across the board that they multiply the listing price by 0.004180... every time all over the country that I've tested.

The more you know, the more prepared you’ll be.2.Find Your Strategy: Real estate offers multiple paths—flipping homes, building rental portfolios, commercial investing, etc.

Use cash flow for expansion.Long term: Commercial properties once capital is build.Question: Based on my goals above, do I continue down the c corp path?

However, my market (San Diego) has one of the lowest deliquency rates and eviction rates in the country.