Learn about your individual local markets based on your desired home.

You could also try doing a padsplit, its another way to get more rent for a property by renting the rooms individually.

A lot of coaches (if they're good) should be able to shorten the learning curve for you individually, by understanding precisely where you're at and tailoring a plan for you... but ultimately, I wouldn't lose sight of the fact that you'll still have to put in the time and get your own first-hand experience with it - that's where the real, tangible learning happens.

Curious which software do people consider to be the best power dialer for example with a list of 18,000 phone numbers (Note numbers were not purchased but received voluntarily from the individuals)Thanks

do ur due diligence on the individual. ask questions because this is interesting. take the cash if everything checks out. definitely keep an eye on the property. 

the condo HOAs are responsible for it not you as an individual. the newer the development the better. a lot of the older associations are worse and are having to do special assessments and pushing condo fees way up.

I have been reading about the costs to build a duplex and begin renting, but thought my situation was a bit unique and so I decided to make my own post.A few years ago we inherited a house and land in town close to a local graduate school for physical therapy, occupational therapy, physicians assistant, etc. 

It shows how difficult it is for one to make blanket statements about an entire city, and for the investor why it is difficult to take individual pieces of advice, void of context. 

It solely relates to the decision to be taxed as an individual where you can claim business income and expenses on your personal tax return.

I do have to agree with @Chris Seveney that this forum topic is one of the lower trafficked forums, which may make the split not as effective, and instead of breaking them up into their own individual topics it may be more appropriate to dissolve the topic entirely and keep the discussions for Tax Liens and Mortgage Notes under the Real Estate Private Lending Forum.I will leave the topics alone for now, monitor the activity over the next few weeks to see if there is an increased demand in these topics, and keep you informed if there is an update to the topic(s)!