If it is a good enough deal maybe she will want to invest along side you. 

Along side that I'm wanting to get in to the buy and hold rental game in a few ~B- neighborhoods.I've never worked with a buying agent before, and they usually seem to be focused either on "homes" or "investments".

Along side my studies I have been looking for Brokers that I can possibly work with after I get my license.

I'm also sure there will be cities that set up rules/laws correctly and will be able to take advantage of this new business model and really rake the tax dollars along side the owners that are bringing in good money.

Hey Gal, I see that you are very conservative on your numbers and that can lead to some hiccups later when you buy the property and you're paying more than what you accounted for initially.

My interest is mainly learning the ins and outs of multifamily investing, so if you have any books to recommend that will help me in that aspect, it will be greatly appreciated as I know there will be hiccups but want to be fully prepared at the same time.

Tenants have brought up that they don't like there number on the lease document along side of 3 other tenants.

Therefore, I must offer them value in order to learn alongside them.

I’m currently working alongside Owners, with deals on hand and just curious to others take on this type of transition into real estate.

I worked alongside security forces (police) and learned a lot about best security practices.