Quote from @Godsheritage Adeoye: Hi, I’m Godsheritage, a 20-year-old investor based in the DMV area, focusing on Baltimore, Maryland.

I do not call them mentors, but at the end of the day, the role they fill is to provide advice based on their expertise and their knowledge of where we are in our business. 

Based on the numbers, if they're really good, you may not need to ask for much else.

Set a budget as aforementioned 4)  decide what areas you are going to be able to buy in based on the budget.  5) analyze those properties and neighborhoods.  

Out of curiosity, when you travel to new cities for work, are you basing your search for housing on a certain mileage, or walking distance, from the hospital you’re working at?

Inflation will cause rent to go up and if your debt against the property is based on fix rate, your odds will only get better.

I'm still learning the industry,  but I have been able to partner with a CDC based out of texas and they have been a great help and they have allowed me to get involved with getting investors for their project and I'm definitely excited for it.  

Based off the information you provided, it sounds like there's no issue from your end.In the future, you may want to include something in the lease agreement that outlines objects that may be stored on premise.

Based on a value of $165k, 75% LTV would make your new loan amount $123,750.

@David Nathanson - I'm NYC based & would be interested as well.