Some of my friends have also expressed interest in this objective.

Personally, I find a middle ground, I do not invest in D or warzone properties/areas no matter what the price or ROI and I do not buy expensive non-cookie cutter properties which have a lower ROI than the stock market - I invest in properties/areas that are cookie cutter 'middle class American dreams' which will appeal to most, I want to have enough cash flow to leave room for error and to make a personal finance difference but not too much that it will suck up my $ on the buy in.

Hello,@Wade Alderson I am also Native American and considering going this route for funding my first house hack as well.

They've expressed much interest in buying the house, since I brought the topic up.However, I have *no* idea what I need to do, to do sell a house, I've never done this before!! 

He seems to be a big boy with no problem expressing himself.

My tenants have occupied my CO rental home for many years now, and over the years, they've repeatedly expressed interest in purchasing my property.

This is the great American love novel or what ?

I would recommend RE Express or CA prep agent schools, they have FB groups to help with studying and things of that nature as well!

If your an American Greed Fan watch the episode on Remington Financial.. or at the very least Google Ingrid Robinson American greed she has a website dedicated to Advance Fee real Estate scams..  

Count that fact that you’re only paying $300 to live in your bedroom, and in actuality, you’re cash flowing about $400 a month.Housing is the largest part of the average American’s budget, and its money that you absolutely have to spend, regardless of where you live, so think of it like taxes.