I would highly appreciate if anyone wants to share, or recommend a move for me that would benefit my knowledge in understanding the market better, process of buying and selling etc... would becoming a real estate agent/ broker be a good step forward?

However, when I add back the principal and the tax benefit my net return is around 8.5%-10.6% per year.

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They benefit from a higher rent and you can build a portfolio quickly.

That's what they approved for her to live in your unit based on 1) their determination of the market rent for your unit for similar properties of your bedroom size 2) the affordability of the rent plus utilities of your unit based on her income and 2) the max benefit for the bedroom size of herb voucher for your market.

This would also have a benefit of having 3+ properties that you could use for vacation during off seasons/empty days while still making you money overall.

A live in flip would be something you buy as a primary residence at a steep discount that requires some work, that you can do over the course of the year, sell for a profit, and roll that investment gain into your next project. 3.

I know someone already mentioned Physician loans and that didn't seem like a good fit but just wanted to throw out there that there are Attorney loans as well.http://www.biglawinvestor.com/announcing-benefits-for-having-a-jd/Not sure if that helps but just in case someone else is interested. 

Growing up, I helped my parents with their house flipping and rentals, so I've witnessed what REI can do, I just hate that it took so long for the light bulb to go off.Current State:I am looking forward to gaining as much understanding as books can give me, but mostly eager to acquire our first property and learn while doing.

And I agree with the benefit of analyzing properties on a regular basis.