Appreciate any input I think you're making the worst mistake of your life, that you should probably learn a lot more before you even think about something like this, and that you are probably way out of your league with real estate and should stick to stamp collecting or seashell hunting.

Mistakes you may have made or things you wish you knew prior to the application process, closing, and buying the home?

But worst case scenario a duplex beingthat I'm not seeing to many 3-4 unit properties.

That said, after enough podcasts and reading and learning and mistakes, I've learned that bigger and more daring is the way to go.

I'll admit I've made similar mistakes along the way.  

This can be very expensive and is usually the worst choice to make because you can't justify the cost.2.

Worst comes to worst and you'll lose one asset as opposed to all of them.

Worst case, I will learn. 

Made a lot of mistakes along the way but fortunately choosing a bad renter wasn't one of them.

We gave them the worst review possible on the platform.