You have refrigeration, Air Conditioning, a smart phone, the internet, Air Jordans, two computers, take vacations, go to college, 37 flavors of ice cream, have 365 channels of TV (I didn't say they were worth watching ;-) health insurance, life insurance, fire insurance, auto insurance, home owner's insurance, SDIRA, 401(k), plastic surgery, viagra, fast food and can call the shots of just about anything you want to do or be.I grew up in a 790 sq ft house with 4 brothers, a cousin & aunt and my folks. 

@Andrew Moore I appreciate the advice, would you suggest managing the the house hack myself or would it be smart find a property manager with the systems already set in place?

Would it be a smart investment to go ahead and buy a duplex in a more undesirable area at the moment and fix it up. i know rent is much lower in those areas as well. seems to be more class c areas. i Am working with an amazing realtor but still wanted to get on here and hear other peoples feedback or advice.

I’ve meet really really smart people in my life and when I tell them I own rental properties they give me a weird and dirty look, I talk about degrees and what I accomplished at work they are all happy again, makes no sense. 

I am currently working with amazon to get devices installed to allow amazon drivers to be tracked and deliver packages to a property inside the lobby or restricted access if the driver has a package for some one in the building.

It may be worth it to install surveillance devices, even if just temporarily, to provide the authorities with footage. 

These tokens are governed by smart contracts, which automate the management and distribution of revenue generated by the asset.

Is it smart to pay these current LTR off?

A smart option for people with no credit history to boost their credit score quickly is having a friend or family member add you as an authorized user on their credit card.

I am try like He(( to grab attention and let the people in my market know I am real and willing to do what it takes but I want to do it smart and not lose my a$$ in the mean time.