Since my main profession is office management for a residential remodeling company, would flipping to build up more capital be a better place to start?

Keep in mind when you know the lender requirement you can play the game so much better

Hey Folks,I'm looking for some veteran Detroit Landlords to chime in on this one: Which route is better to take with the Detroit Water Department on a rental: 1) Affidavit of Lessee Responsibility For Water and Sewerage Bills Individual Owner Acknowledgment2) Direct Payment by Tenant Agreement (Tenant (or landlord?)

You can use 30 year amortization, but most seller financing is a way for a buyer to get more time to find better financing.

Help me understand this process better so I don't feel this way.

The earlier you start in your RE journey, the better off you will be in the future.

One last advice I can give you is that MORE is not better, choose low maintenance high demand locations and the rest will fall into place.

Not sure if she's ever started a lawn mower or shoveled a sidewalk, and not sure her dad will drive 45 minutes to do so.House really seems better suited to the couple, but have an inkling to single woman might be a bit more chill with maintenance stuff has a history of living in some pretty rugged places.

The RE market will probably be better as a buyer in a year anyway.  

Recently cash flow was getting better which gotten me more ideas.