I have an office in a Co-working space in New Bedford.  

Also, start networking, you may need a co-signer for your first loan. 

Interest costs are about the same as I would pay, couple bigger expenses he had the last two years were, 2500 to legal fees for changing the property to a CO-OP from a commercial( half the taxes).

I got to BiggerPockets by a co-worker and since then, I have been listening to podcasts, reading through forums, etc.I work on the Robotics industry and I was lucky to get a job out of school where I was traveling 100% of the time (allowing me to live on my company expenses and save 100% of my paychecks).

A co-worker introduced me to one of his friends looking to sell his rental properties and retire.

Even if you don't get from all of the heirs, that at least makes you a co-owner and bootstraps into a lot of other rights and protections.

Ive just started converting a fews to MTRs so only so much experience but if it were me I would write leases with each renter/carpenter as they move in and put the owner as a co-signer on each lease.

The motivation of an owner to use a Co-Host is to boost their occupancy from a mismanaged property, and also to be more hands off which many people find value in.

Later that day, the credit union came back to us and decided they were hesitant about submitting a pre-approval and asked for a co-signer due to less than ideal income from 2018's return.

As a beginner, you can learn a lot from your uncle with a few rentals in another state or a co-worker that's on their second house hack.