I am in search of a knowledgable attorney who understands fair lawn rent control ordinances.

I feel like I could be pretty resilient from investing in the stock market for a few years but I guess I will never know if a bad deal would permanently scare me off or not since I've never owned a home before.Do you think rather than finding an amazing deal it would suffice for now simply to find something that could reduce what I would be spending on rent somewhere and then continue to search for good deals?

The thing Im searching for the hardest is to get a couple of ideas on how to start saving and hopefully make some connections along the way.

Google "(Your County) Real Estate Auditor".   

The purchase is said to be made subject to the underlying financing, hence the name.You can search for forum and blog posts on "subject-to" (or "subject to" or "sub2") using the BiggerPockets search icon (the "magnifying glass") at the top right of every page.For the record, the exact mechanics of Sub2 vary from state to state.

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I would search Google for a roommate agreement.

Most people have to use hard money lenders to get financing for flips, and once they’re complete they either sell the property (usually within a year of purchase if everything goes well), or they’ll refinance it into a traditional 30yr mortgage (search ‘BRRRR’ for more on this strategy).Good luck with your first home!