I always look at a primary residence differently than an investment property for the simple reason that I don't view my primary residence as an investment per se, although I am well aware that there can be huge profit potential on a primary.

@Natalie Kolodij  @Steven Hamilton II @Jana Cain I was told by the person putting together my paperwork that Corp does not subject me to SE Tax.

Yeah, Im just looking at it for office space for myself, not as an investment per se. 

@Travis Sterner - I think he means purchasing non-performing notes on discount, not just holding notes from seller financed deals.I met a gentleman, Chad Smith, from Cincy that has been buying them for 30 years across SW OH, northern KY, and SE IN.

NO we are as likely to se 30 years of rising rates.PS yes I was alive and receiving those rates on my savings!

I don't know if I can give a direct number per se, but I would encourage them to stay away from smooth talking gurus that are looking for thousands in up front costs.

It's not "investing" per se, it's running a hospitality business.Good luck with your decision!

Flipping is market function, not the house function per se.

., eXp is $85 a month nationally and not different state to state outside of one MLS (per se) which is the Real Estate Board of NY (REBNY) and then it's $165 a month. 

Even on a local scale here in SE MI it is geographic.