I recently talked to a lawyer staying where I work who just blew my mind so I may start my own business first and get that cash flow before I worry about diving into real estate. 

Effectively you're bribing the listing agent with a larger commission check, and betting on them being unethical enough to consider this before considering her clients' best interests.If you're relatively knew, I'd suggest having a shark on your side before diving into the shark tank. 

I am absolutely ready to dive into being a landlord and facing all the problems that come along with it, however I have no idea what kind of problems I will be going up against.

Fortunately it was not a request from the seller until it was already in escrow and the answer from me was an emphatic no and the deal still closed.That being said, if you really are considering this I would dig deeper and turn all the stones to see what might be lurking.

I'm new to the real estate game and am currently diving in to learning as much as I can.

I'd probe deeper before accepting the applicant.

Now that I have begun settling into my new role, I want to start delving deeper into REI.

I am looking to get deeper into rehab - ing some properties and bought two rental properties in the past. 

In the process of educating ourselves, and diving really deep into the AirDNA data on our market, we discovered a really interesting phenomenon that I thought I might share.

I know the morgage would get paid but following the 50 percent rule we would still be out like 300 or so a month ill be looming deeper into the numbers on a property by property basis.Should w just get a duplex?