which is important at the rookie stage so that I have the experience to wisely delegate the tasks.

I am aiming to invest in purchasing a duplex/triplex with me living in one of the units.I am planning on using financing to put as little down as possible and use cash to make initial repairs/changes etc.I plan on living there for at least 1 year as I move into this née stage of my life.What advice do you have for me?

If there is anyone in the Indianapolis area or even anywhere else in the world that would like to connect and maybes share some tips and strategies that can help me excel in my early stages I’d greatly appreciate it.

Or in the case of new construction, the replacement cost o through various courses/stages of construction (it essentially scales with the project).

I'll be dancing the 4-9 shift left stage.  

Many of them stand on stage for 30 minutes, give a powerful presentation, then the investor leads come pouring in.

The property was rehabbed inside and out and is not staged.

I suppose I should have mentioned that when the tenant reached out, I talked to a real estate broker friend of mine who said he was willing to help with the transaction for a fixed fee since it's fairly straightforward (buyer identified, no listing or staging needed, etc.

I have a lot of questions and as I believe David put it, I'm in sort of a conscious uninformed stage. 

I don't want to make the loan processor mad and them then just ditch me, but at the same time, this is moving into a stage of weirdness.