This is a career change for me as declining health (cancer survivor with ongoing complications) may cause me to need to have a job with greater flexibility.

So running around last week I ran into one of my future and longest tenant of 3 years now.

I can only imagine how difficult it would be to manage 30 doors and ongoing renovations, all with holding down the day job.  

I ran the property through my Airbnb formula and I figured if I sublet this home through Airbnb I would be able to bring in $1,500 a month ABOVE rent, management and reserves.

Thank you in advance, and thank you to Bigger Pockets for the ongoing training and resources.

As such, your credit, income, and assets need to be sufficient enough to give the lender comfort that you can carry the property if need be.This means your tax returns, bank statements, and credit need to be strong as does your post closing liquidity/net worth.For now, you will need professional property management to handle the ongoing care of the property so using a reputable PM is key.

The seminar definitely provided some info for me to research and also the motivation I needed to get started.So far I have started to read up on real estate, and I plan on going for my license.

It's called The Book on Investing in Real Estate with No (and low) Money Down.There are creative ways to finance properties, but keep in mind that once you own the property there will be ongoing expenses.

I have been looking at listings in NM but have been hesitant on going forward.

I have ongoing transactions with client and some commercial development deals I am developing myself for STNL.So lot's of fun stuff going on.