From a mathematical standpoint, the 3 things that make RE investing so attractive is: cash flow, equity buildup & appreciation.

Build up over time to larger assets if you wish.

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I feel like I have a few options and none of them are necessarily wrong, just don't know which to start, and I feel if I try starting multiple different routes at once, may lead to failure.Flipping is what I believe to be the best place for me to start, build up some capital so I can aggressively go into rentals once I do. 

Because you are renting out part of your home, you are able to typically drastically reduce your housing expenses, and therefore you can build up your cash reserves so much faster than most people can so you can go out and buy your next property. 3.

Or maybe you go another route to build up some cash. 

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This is to prevent moister build up that can cause rot.

Sadly it didn't appreciate in value at all but he did save money and build up equity.

they dont is the answer not at that level.. if you have max leverage you need LOTS of doors LOTS of debt.. most that do this have other income or those in the business have transactional income like flipping homes then keeping a few a year .. your in the business but you cant live on rental income alone unless you start with a ton of equity up front or build up a large number of doors  and all the assocciated debt that goes with that.