Being that I work in education, and I am starting from nothing (with some shared debt), I am looking at a house hack. 

@Nathan Gesner is correct: getting good landlord education resources is helpful to educate yourself on the variety of legal and practical considerations of property management.

When I was educating myself, I listened to every podcast on which Mr.

As teachers part of our philosophy of education is that while we are the teacher to our students we always take our place as students first learning from our students and anyone willing to share new knowledge — we don’t know what we don’t know so we remain curious, hungry as life long learners.

But, with a little planning and thought and education you can help prevent a total unexpected loss, or minimize it.

If it really does work like they say it's a good deal if you have the stomach for remote-renovating, I don't know their markets well enough so I'm not educated enough to say.I'm going to do a little more research on providing loans, I don't think that it's for me at this point but I've never looked into it much.

I work with many investors from California.My office is Ann Arbor, Michigan but we serve the whole State.Lot to say about Ann Arbor being voted #1 place to live and retire in the country throughout the years, most educated city in the country and the Great Lakes making the area fairly climate friendly.There are some markets that are better for cashflow and some that offer more appreciation.To your success!

Education and Networking- Join Real Estate Investment Groups: Engage with local or online real estate investment groups to learn from experienced investors, share ideas, and discover new opportunities.- Continuing Education: Take advanced real estate courses or attend seminars to stay updated on market trends, investment strategies, and legal changes.8.

Has anyone pursued this route for education and any thoughts ?

What are the best educational resources to learn marketing?