And always remember, MOST will try and quit, start and stop, and spew opinions and "you should" and ever so few grind through unphased, head down, chin up, dedicated and achieve the levels all talk about wanting.   

She is about to head out as the school year is almost over.She doesn't provide any supplies usually.

I'm trying to wrap my head around the water and sewer setup for a tiny home community.

Where is Chinese growth headed?

Wise of you to get a head start with your networking and planning.

Starting in your local market and house hacking to me is the best way to get started to try to reduce risk as much as possible, be flexible with the asset use case, have a roof over your head, and see if this business is for you or not."

After all, they were headed that direction before I stepped in to buy their house in the first place.In 2023 and beyond, I think acquiring houses subject-to is a smart strategy, especially if you plan to fix and flip because you don't need to keep the mortgage in the original seller's name for very long.As for acquiring rentals, subject-to is also preferable as long as you can count on at least $300 + in cash flow (and have reserves for 6 months). 

VERY easy to get in over your head if you don't know what you're doing. 

A "heads up" so to say.  

I can see this principal applying more broadly to AP subject you are raising, but also as the STR legal landscape develops (and the end game there seems to be eventually heading towards a more unified policy and even constitutional argument in front of the Supreme Court, in my opinion) - this may apply very readily to a sound legal strategy for STR protection?