They kept arguing for purchase price as opposed to uniform and equal for the neighborhood.

The other tenants will also be my roommates, therefore, I would like to have younger, student aged tenants as opposed to older adults. 

I am also relatively new (but older) though I have purchased 1 property last year and looking to purchase another or two 2019.My question though is I notice you and others tend to suggest FHA loan for starting out, as opposed to a conventional 3% down loan with PMI that can be removed at a later date.Is this specific to duplex/triplex/fourplex?

Does this include people who are subleasing property as opposed to owning and leasing?

I’m not opposed to buying properties in bad areas at all because I have made money doing this so far.

Provided you have a signed esstopal letter from the tenant indicating they had no deposit with the previous landlord.They may also choose to move out as opposed to signing.

Yes, I am planning on having them all on by that point but I didn't know if there were any negatives to not turning them on immediately as opposed to waiting until they're needed.

We are not opposed to doing some fix and flips but my biggest fear right now with starting out is purchasing a bad deal because we don’t know how to accurately estimate rehab costs.

@Craig Jeppesen he is not opposed to splitting the duplexes far as I know.

I am just happy I am in Index Funds, as opposed to individual stocks, it sits well with me to capture the WHOLE market.