I am going to start with small family homes near my undergrad that are about 60K and start working and levying assets to rent them out.

I have a undergrad and MBA from UofH.

My undergrad in accounting/entrepreneurship is slowly coming back as I plan and run numbers, but I didn't do a ton with real estate and finance.

@Lou Ruggieri,alternative thinking:-clean basement floor to perfection-waterproof membrane/ couple layers of exterior grade paint (encapsulate any asbestos dust)-exterior grade carpet : because you are up north/cold floors; if flooded, can be taken out, disinfected and hosed out, dried out, replace backalternative thinkhing2:-clean basement floor to perfection-waterproof membrane/ couple layers of exterior grade paint (encapsulate any asbestos dust)-treated 1x1 (as "ribs"/"joists")-lay exterior grade plywood/ost on top of it-floating floor on top of that: preferred here is Allure LVP from home depot, but many available from reputable manufacturers; probably floor needs to be rated for under grade/basementsortile everything and provide rugs + non-slip underpads

Spanish would probably be very helpful, unfortunately I didn't do well in the couple of classes I took in my undergrad so I'll probably steer clear.

I went to Carnegie Mellon in Pittsburgh for school - my undergrad education is in Architecture so I have all the tools at my disposal to design value-add spaces and as a bonus I'm pretty good at coloring in between the lines.

She is grew up about 20 min away, received her undergrad from RPI and has family in the area.  

Hello BiggerPockets,I recently moved from my hometown of Kansas City to Boston to pursue a consulting career post-undergrad.

As a doctor you have made your way through tough years in undergrad, med school, residency, maybe a fellowship, etc. to finally start earning those high salaries.

I lived there during undergrad and owned a rental home there.