All my clients have been lower income, but have been receiving calls from young people looking for studios.  

The use is about 50:50 to 60:40 residential rental to neighborhood business (yoga studio, bakery, architect, etc.).Our recent plan was to move into a unit, refinance as a primary residence and take out some equity.

I currently have no reserves...I make 28K a year and the rent for my studio is going up to $565 (about $585 with water/sewage) next month.

My personal favorite book is the Millionaire Real Estate Investor by Gary Keller and Jay Papasan, Both of those two have a ton of Real Estate Knowledge and its an interesting book, additionally the audio book is high quality. 

I graduated from the university of hartford 6 years ago with an undergraduate in audio engineering, electrical engineering, and an MBA.  

I have another renter in a studio unit on same property @ $400/mo.

I've been on BP for about a month now, I listen to the podcasts for about 3 hours a day (my commute is far) as well as audio books on investing.

Very Very informative book i'm on my 3rd time listening to the audio book trying to absorb as much of it that I possibly can .

It feels like I have listened to 1000 hours of audio books, Vlogs, podcasts (including BiggerPockets), and other forms of media, on different strategies for real estate investing.

Go rent it from the library and read it (or get the audio book) one weekend to see which dad you identify with.