If you only have the 20k I certainly wouldn’t risk it hoping their secret sauces is my flavor.

We rehab properties(quite the difference from rentals, same taste, different flavor).

I love to learn, I am thrilled that I have the opportunity to satisfy my creative need to express myself in home interior styling and apply that skill to support sellers in one of the most critical times in their lives.I also love to take that a step further with interior design or redesign and help people create an environment in their homes that nutures them, that enhances their quality of life, that reflects their values and interests. a place they love to be and to share with others.AM I on the right track, now?

Just like how the ultra low rates have enabled "too many" people to become homeowners, its created this flood of investors who couldn't invest before to use enhanced cash flow to enable them to invest and attempt to scale.While I haven't read the book you cited, I'm guessing it started with appreciation for wealth generation, then you switch over to larger apartment buildings for cash flow for your retirement. 

They add new features and enhance existing features through updates regularly, so it's clear they're investing time into continually improving the overall features of the product. 

I am seeking employment/mentorship for after graduation to continue enhancing my knowledge and be ready to start investing as soon as possible.

I know the preferred flavor is single family homes.But, I have a chance at a condo in a well established high rise that provides a leasing company.

I have the enhanced list with assessed values and etc on it.

Some items that are unclear: 1) how much did you spend on the ADU permitting/enhancements?

@Vernell D Watson - I do have a spreadsheet that I developed before I discovered the BP calculators and continuously enhanced for the past 6 years.