I'm prepared to invest in myself, but I want my moneys worth.

This also will cost more in tax preparation, and I know sound tedious to do it but that's really where liability is truly parsed.Taxes, insurance, title insurance, bank accounts, finances, basically everything is LLC run.

It is always important to see the ugly side of this type of investing to best prepare oneself.  

Michael Totman@Michael Totman The book was written for tax year 2014, which I used to prepare for my 2014 income tax.

Some of the core topics we hope to explore in our BiggerPockets profile include:- How our military experience has prepared us for the challenges of real estate investing- The process of getting started, from investment knowledge, to understanding different roles and titles used by real estate investors- The specific goals and milestones we've set for ourselves as we navigate this new field- The surprises, setbacks, and moments we encounter as we learn the ropes of real estate investingBy sharing our journey, we aim to provide a helpful resource for other newcomers looking to get started in real estate.

I am thankful and looking for feedback from our professional tax preparers. 

You may want to consider working with your accountant remotely to expand your options.I would also recommend looking for a tax strategist who is willing to work with you throughout the year, not just when preparing your tax return.

ARV's and rent estimatesMaybe with section 8 you can get it done, but again, you have to be prepared for Section 8.Truth is, I'm seeing that less people want to be in the city and more people want to be in the suburbs.Maybe this can change, but until the supply gets occupied, this will remainGood luck

I was in residency 16 years ago and thinking about real estate investing as a way to hedge and prepare for burnout.

Setting clear investment criteria, such as the types of properties you're interested in, where you want to invest, your budget, expected returns, and how much risk you're willing to take on, is key.In order to be financially prepared, it's important to save for a down payment, establish an emergency fund, work on boosting your credit score, and look into different financing options.