Anyway, I'm deciding how to enter the game and one of the ideas I have been juggling about is how to initially replace my current salary through cash flow investment, so I could focus on rental property buy and hold investment full-time while also getting some work-life balance back in my life from my 14 - 15 hour day salaried position. 

Can someone please advise if I am required to give my tenants who are renting rooms 24 hour notice to enter into the common areas of the house?

When I finally got in touch with the tenant after closing, we entered a new lease where they live for free till that settlement date where they should vacate the property, and I gave them 3 months at discounted rate after that, and then the following 3 months at market rate, I also gave them flexibility to terminate the lease at anytime.

@Matthew Church Enter the first few transactions as a Private Lender.

To me I see the route of owner financing as me the investor really entering the financing business rather than the real estate business, however I do see the upside for returns as lender cause your value is in bringing credit to an under-served market which comes with a premium. 

I have a entered into into a business agreement with a real estate wholesaler/rehabber/flipper well known in the Philadelphia area.

Hi all, I'm currently entering my fourth year of studying Mechanical Engineering at the University of Akron.

A platform that 1.Stores contact information2. automatically email blasting whether it be about new listings we pick up, enter escrow on, close deals, team highlights, market info, etc3.

If I entered a place with a strong chemical smell, I get a migraine and frankly it would likely ruin my expensive vacation and you would get a bad review.

We entered escrow in early August 2019.