A few things when getting started- definitely call a few people in the area (looks like you already have a few posting) and get some tips on getting started.

Thanks for the tips everyone!

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Thanks for the good tips that I will keep in mind, I agree with you also I have now officially set saving goals.

One tip is to look for a 3 or 4 unit so you can maximize the amount of rent coming in.

Im looking for those "golden nuggets" and tips that I may have otherwise not thought about.Thanks

If you waste the extra money, then the FHA loan is also a waste.One final tip: Run the numbers on your primary residence.

There's an app on my phone that it dials through.  

Does anyone have any cautions, tips or advice regarding the florida real estate laws

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