With buying a house hack - you quickly learn what ownership is, how to manage current tenants and pre-vet new tenants, how while you're owning the property - you're investing in yourself and not someone else's own property by just paying the landlord rent.What's fun about this game is it really does not matter how old you are when you're getting started.

Study the game and you'll be a pro at it in no time.

Construction obviously varies but roughly you could use $150-250/SF, until you talk to a local contractor.

If so, plug your address in there and see what the comparable properties are doing.In my opinion, Airbnb is a professionals game now.

That varies some too. 

You’re way ahead of the game.

Ask about their experience managing properties in your area and how they handle market shifts.Transparent Fee Structure:Property management fees can vary, but transparency is key.

Because two things: first, if you can't save enough money to make a down payment on an investment property, you shouldn't even be in this game, and second you are going to need cash reserves to cover the infinity of things that can go wrong on a rental, which means you should already have some free cash flow coming in from somewhere to account for that before you even rent the place out.

Ignorance is my main issue but after reading Rich Dad Poor Dad I’m inspired to get in the game.

As you know our area is very neighborhood centric and price varies dramatically.