These in combination pretty much put a halt to adding funds to my nest egg.There are a couple scenarios for how I plan to handle my tuition: Assuming that I'll be receiving about the same kind of grants and scholarships I do now, it'd be enough to cut my tuition cost out of pocket to maybe ~$1k/qrtr which I feel is small enough to use some of the nest egg to pay it off in full without too much damage done.

I wanted to added a note about folks waiting for a correction - if you are looking to get into MF (16+ units) and commercial properties, lenders will ask you: Do you have any experience? 

Anyway, looking forward to adding this to my life, and looking forward to getting to know you all!

We're looking forward to adding many more in the future. 

Let me start by saying, Network, find a mentor to ad value to and I'm not in a rush.

I'm sure we can talk about STR regulations without resorting to ad hominem attacks, can't we? 

It helps to consolidate the groups together to save you time in addition to adding some hype about the unit as they're seeing who their other rental competition is. 

I will read the suggested materials and look forward to adding IRA real estate investing to my current portfolio.

I took notes but again had no clue how much the replacing of the windows would be to adding a kitchen inside of a commercial duplex and turning it into a residential property ( from the selling agent I was able to get quote of 6k from the city turn from commercial to residential).I'm curious if when looking at potential flipping or future rental properties do you bring the contractor with or do you use a round # ( worst case scenario ) to estimate you rehab cost?

I hope you enjoyed my story and I look forward to adding and updating!