@Dan Heuschele all offered as spirited exchange of ideas not hostility:  I think you are only embracing the free market when its negative affects don't involve you directly.

There are a million things that could go wrong from a drywall screw penetrating a plumbing line to improper site grading, missing screens, doors/windows not opening correctly and on and on and on.

The living room has laminate with some raised edges from water penetration.

MASSIVE Learning on BP is readily available, it's everywhere and can be life changing, if you're willing to trust it and embrace it (after doing your logic checks)...

Embrace them and learn from them.

Great tenants, great properties, and the city is really embracing it.

I have my undergrad in Finance but looking to penetrate a job in the field.

It is NOT normal to embrace it.I honestly don't think we can solve our housing crisis until zoning is no longer controlled at the local level and is given to big government to control for the benefit of all instead of the individual home owner.

So while our RE goals started as my husbands passion, I’ve embraced it fully and feel confident I’d do well in a RE centered career.

So I'm more willing than ever to embrace the right kind of debt.Having said that, is there a particular route that you would recommend or a direction you'd point someone like me in?