I imagine most that are starting out are not going to see gains of over $500k until they are pretty deep into their investing career.

One piece of solid advice: make sure you have DEEP pockets if you're an appreciation-only investor.All that said, I'm a cash flow investor.  

The land is supposed to be 75' wide and 150' deep. 

I have a 3 year old LLC that I could use but I've yet to deep-dive on pro's and con's on buying under an LLC but sounds like it can be more difficult/complex.

So I guess a backstory about myself I was an army for six years I’m currently a plumber and I just got my life insurance license and a buddy of mine told me about House hacking and I just really want to dig deep into it i’m a really quick learner and I pick things up fast and I apply them really well.

It is Crazy Eddie on speed out there.I just called off a bunch of showings and everyone "knew it was going to go fast" and a couple offered to sweeten the deal.It is a mix of Millennials having solid jobs and a deep desire to be out of the urban landscape, but still have access to it.

If you want to dive deep on this, look into Velocity Banking.

You can be successful with any asset class- some folks dive deep into buying/ renovating multis. others buy SFR turnkey.

Specifically, the episode dives deep into the question of where you should invest, and covers the age-old notion that "you should buy when everyone is selling and you should sell when everyone is buying."

It has about 5 feet in countertop space and a deep outdoor sink.