But as of now I'd like to go into real estate and try to combine that with my interest in finance.

When acquiring multiple rent houses, would it be a smart technique to start combining the cash flow from all of your rentals to pay off one and then after your first rental is paid off you start funneling that cash flow with the rest and pay off your next house and once momentum is created you start paying off all of your homes quickly?

I found a local building that has 4 units with a combination of 6 bed and 3 baths, do not know a lot about the property other than its a conditional use rooming house.

The third being a combination of durability and waterproofing.With regards to price - $3 / sqft is very high for this sort of material.

All of that combined should help them realize they're making a mountain out of a molehill and things aren't as bad as they seem. 

The cost, time and aggravation, combined with the rate of success of actually getting paid isn't worth it in my opinion.  

I have to disclose the fact I am licensed, because if I do a deal where this was not disclosed and something happens that finds it's way into court, it will be discovered and you could lose your license, or at min be fined, censured, suspended, or some combination thereof. 

Solar panels and a clean grid combined with heat pumps is 100% renewable whereas oil gas and propane are destroying our planet at an ever-increasing clip.

I wonder if you could combine the 2 smallest units into 1 and have 4 units again.

The way you find weller finance opportunities is to learn what Seller Finance means, how money works, and develop strategies that combine the two into opportunities.