We've bought occupied properties and were able to easily transition the tenants over to our rental agreement.

This is just a normal transition in life. 

Like I said, I'm new to this so don't know much of anything but trying to learn.My goal in REI is to make passive income until I can transition real estate into a full time job.

With my strong current W-2 and great credit and now him jumping at the chance to work with me I'm feeling really strong about 2019, even 4th QTR 2018 if I can get the Divroce to end quickly and smoothly, which it's on a decent course to do. 

I would love to sit down and talk with some local agents who have gone down a similar path and have made this transition successfully.

It's located within 10 miles of downtown, has the commercial imprint that most urban areas lack right now, Madison Square is being redone, it's up and down Gallatin Rd which is the number 1 priority for transit in Metro's eyes. 

Since you mentioned you'll still be getting financing this means you will have more borrowers and people on title then just yourself which means you will need their full cooperation at all times to complete actions smoothly.

Here is a link to the calendar:https://www.kreia.com/Calendar.aspxThe Wednesday lunches are slowly transitioning to KREIA, it used to be a small group of members meeting at an Arby's, but it has grown quite a bit.

So the RE will get less rent due to the transition from STR to LTR. 

I'm currently transitioning back into the civilian world from the Air Force.