Looking forward to what we can achieve together.Warm regards,BelievenStephen

Consider your long-term goals and define what you want to achieve.

Furthermore, being flexible and adaptive in your real estate transactions may be achieved by creating a contingency plan for both scenarios.

I have around $15,000 in the bank which could afford a 3.5% down-payment, but closing costs and the first few months rent could be a stretch as my job hasn't started yet (The home would still be under construction so its possible I could achieve W2 income before actually paying a mortgage?).

Sounds like you're on your way to achieving your goals! 

Started my Real Estate journey in 2017 with the hopes of helping families achieve the American dream of owning a home.

I'm seeking advice on my current situation and the best route for achieving my real estate goals.For context, I'm 23 years old, living in Providence, RI, with the aim of owning 5 rental units and my own home in the next 10 years.

Investing is expending money to eventually achieve a profit.

Particularly in the areas of transaction analysis and market selection, I have achieved my fair share.

Even though this income may only cover home expenses, you are still achieving success.