Stick to getting your license, learn the basics and your local market first.

I've been evaluating:Monthli: surprisingly free service with news, calendar, documents, maintenance tracking, basic web forum by member groups.

But since that's not the case, I would need to move to a place that I could essentially house hack by renting out part of the building and living in the other.So why am I posting about a basic house hack you ask?

Lot: 15000 sq ft  2 unit building , 2 story , total 1500 sq ft , Just one room on second story , Detached heated garage 1100 sq ft with an office Numbers: assessed value: 285 kUnder contract : 180KExterior: Average plusInterior : leave the walls , but change everythingSome basic Ideas I had :1.

Also, there is a massive risk around concentrating your finances with one company.

I went ahead and ordered a new fridge, as basic as it comes.

Above you mentioned that coverage on the dwellings wasn't that important so if you wanted to keep cost down you could use the more basic DF1 policy (ask the agent down there) and market value for the dwelling coverage amount with a higher deductible and then max liability limits (probably $1 million). 

Dear BP Community,Would any of you have any suggestions of good books or other resources that I could access to learn the basics of commercial real estate investing? 

Stadiums and conference centers often prove to have negative net economic effects - basically government giveaways to private corporations that don't pay for themselves.  

I did a very basic highly level look at Texas and Florida, and while they did turn up properties.