Even if it’s only for the duration of the lease, it will give you some time to get used to stepping into the landlord shoes.

Personally, I think the strategy that Account Closed mentioned is step #1 if you are 18.

No, you need education, smart, targeted, and up-to-date for the 21st century.You'll learn step-by-step seduction techniques like the Subject To kiss close, the unrefusable checkbook flash, how to buy her a house for ca$h, templates for writing red-hot yellow letters, and compelling scripts to follow on the phone when speaking to motivated prospects.

Your goals may change as you get going, but taking the first step is the hardest.

Unlike auto, surplus, or junk auctions a real estate auctioneer will usually let you stop the show and take a time out to step outside and "make a phone call" or whatever.

I understand that New York is a "lawyer closing state" and that the lawyers are intimately involved in every step of the process and that they generate an abstract of title before the closing, which apparently goes back to the time of the French-Indian Wars.The lawyer we retained to handle the sale will charge $750 for the abstract search and claims it will take 6 weeks to complete.

A good step forward is to put together a investing or business plan (general) to help map out what the investing will look like.

It’ll also help make the garage conversion less like a garage shaped room and give buyers something else to focused on instead of the step down?

This my first time here (BP), and this help me to go ahead with this idea and keep me learning before to make the step to buy.

First step would be getting pre-approved.