Watch some Youtube videos and see if its something you think you want to try to tackle.

Seems to be a really great way for accredited investors to vet and tackle syndication deals in an almost team-like fashion. 

If anyone has had a similar situation or knows how to best tackle this problem.

Once that is taken care of then you can tackle it from there.

In the meantime get good at budgeting and living below your means, focus on yourself and be ready to tackle the real estate game when the time is right.

@Llewelyn A. has a great story of a friend who invested out of state and got out priced of the city because his rent kept going up but his investment didn't keep up..Your father is also right closer to home you can tackle problems and learn...There are also programs you can get into and area's you can invest in other then downtown, bedsty, williamsburg ect. where you can still do pretty good...

It also prevents the inconvenience of searching through potentially discarded or spam-marked emails.

My priority is securing the home, putting up security cameras, Ring Doorbell, Smartlock, getting utilities switched to my name, internet, and the major furniture items (Bed, couch, dressers, etc.)How would you guys tackle this?

When I bought my first house-hack (3-family) I was nervous because my network wasn't as strong as it is now in order to tackle problems.

Would a fix and flip be the first project someone should tackle if they are new to the business?