Hi Guys, If I had 200k cash and wanted to get into the rental property market (newbie) would it be advisable to buy one property for about 200k or two properties for 130k each and get a mortgage for 60k and use the rent to pay the mortgage?

They advise clients about market conditions, conduct walkthroughs, and provide guidance and assistance through the process of buying, selling, or leasing properties.

Would you advise to have the tenants sign new leases or wait until the existing leases expire?

Anyone have any advise? 

If you've got correspondence with your tax advisers that talk about this as an investment. 

@Davido Davidothanks for the advise I will seek for an attorney to rewiew my trusts after I prepare.

They should be able to advise.

I would hesitate to recommend reading the textbook ahead of time, and instead, I might advise saving some steam for reading during the class session.

On my contract it states, "Seller warrants that he is advised by his own, Independent Attorney, CPA and Realtor, and not on the advice of the Buyer, who may be an investor attempting to make profit.".

Just left an RE-Mentor 3 day workshop and after having already spent $4,000, I was debating paying an extra $40k-$80k to join the mentorship and coaching program but a friend who was already in real estate advised me to save that money and to rather network and invest my time and resources in local coaches, reading books, starting small and scaling up.