As a homeowner already, you have demonstrated that you have the capability and means to purchase a home, so you aren't the target for this product.

The compliance costs are more than just paying professional managers and may mean more larger, institutionalized ownership (with resources for a law firm to constantly fight and full time professional managers able to keep up with all the rules)... 

This can be a fight.

Hello, My name is Justin and and I live here in Mobile and I want to be become financially capable and independent from investing in local real estate.

If I wanted to buy a house in the San Diego area that would make sense numbers wise, I'd be living way further from base, out in the suburbs (not cool for a mid 20s single guy), and would be fighting traffic all the time. 

Senior escrow officer is quite capable of handling any and all closings needs for REsi re and they do it as a matter of course.the Lawyer is usually in the main office and handles disputes or title claims not day to day closings. 

I liked the podcast quite a bit but wouldn’t consider much of what he seems to be doing real estate investing.While I agree with his strategies for himself I don’t think it’s what many on here are capable or interested in doing.That being said I love his stuff and liked the information he presented in the podcast!

SFR — advantages, generally better appreciation, tenants do not fight, fewer things to “referee,” tenants take more responsibility generally when they have control of the whole property.

They don't realize she's working 50-hour weeks, she has 20 years experience, and her husband has a full-time job capable of supporting them during slow periods.It can be good money but it takes 2-3 years to really build a business and be successful which is why nearly 90% will quit before getting there.

I would not invest in a Multi-family unless you are prepared and capable of doing the renovation and management.