That means that for example a landlord cannot deny your ESA solely because it is a certain breed and they make certain assumptions about that breed being dangerous.

I hope to learn as much as I can in order to be able to make progress.Before anyone lets me know these questions can be answered by a simple search, I just wanted to say I have searched and I've found some good results but I want some information geared toward my specific situation.So as a quick introduction; I'm 18 years old, I just quit my job like a week ago, I have roughly 1.1k saved up.

I think the key to doing that is Networking, meet as many people as you can in every area of REI (lawyers, agents, lenders, contractors, etc, etc.).

Next up is his book on estimating rehab costs.I'm here to learn as much as I can in preparation for my next investment. 

I am trying to be as honest as I can in this scenario because the tenant in the duplex I just acquired (roll over lease) got a dog without permission and against his lease.

If you help them and they like you, then they will try to help you if they can in the future. 4) If money is a constraint but you have a decent amount of time, you could look into wholesaling as a way to get started.

I cant afford to buy where i live, but can in other markets or more remote areas.

I might have 20 minutes between leaving work and picking up my daughter, so I do what I can in that time and come back later to do a little more.

In the mean time meet with local REA, Investors, and anybody and everybody you can in the business.

Our goal is to save up as much as we can in six months and our down payment at that time should be around $14,000-20,000 dollars.