Tell the lawyer that he or she is your favorite, but you can't afford the fee.

We had a mold analysis ($1200) done which was paid for by the Assoc. and it was inconclusive...may or may not cause health issues. 

I don't have much money to start off with so I can't afford legal fees right now.

.; They entered into the debt knowing they would not be able to afford it and ultimately file for bankruptcy.

A couple of the podcast guests that have really inspired me so far are Arthur Garcia and Mehran Kamari.My interests are training Brazilian jiu jitsu, traveling, basketball, MMA, health and fitness; The Joe Rogan Experience, The Fighter and the Kid, and BiggerPockets podcasts!

You may start off by figuring out what your tenants will be able to afford in rent and then you can see if there are properties that will meet your needs from that standpoint.  

St Louis seems to offer great units in good neighborhoods at affordable prices and some of the best numbers I can find.

If you are serious about buying wouldn't you want to know what you can afford to buy before you speak to an agent. 

I did not buy my first rental until I was at least 10 years in the business.. not because I could not afford it..

Just make sure you can afford it, can afford to keep it, can maintain it and can sell it if you need to get out from under it.