I look forward to moving ahead and realize at my age getting rich quick aint happening, whether it be here there or anywhere.

If i wanted, I can put in a GE elite Fridge 21.5 Cu ft with a lower freezer for less than $700. 

It's tough getting started at a young age, I know.

I have an annuity, Roth IRA, and a Roth TSP for myself but I have also started Roth IRA’s for my children ages 18,3, and almost 1.

Then the mounting tab over time with age develops a gap.

The downsize is the age of the structure and the lower rent amounts.I would much rather have one or two good SFH rented @ $750 with a PP of $55k each after rehab than one large, older double [this is why I have sold off all of my doubles and only have SFH now].

I was thinking of using cheap labor to cut out strips in the walls to run new wires, possibly making runs to the attic and distribute to the upstairs.The entire neighborhood is the same age so I assume most are unimproved.

@Joshua DorkinMe neither ... all I can think of at the moment is something in the JavaScript on the page - if she is using the browser - is getting its attention.If she is talking about alerts arriving in her mailbox, then I'm betting there is a third-party, let-us-take-your-money-unnecessarily, anti-virus product installed that is having issues with the links in the e-mail messages.

You can see what text books they use in your state.Ask Realtors if they have a book you can borrow, drop into a RE brokerage and say hello, tell them of your interest and ask questions, but take care not to impose taking up their time, they do have to work.Your local library may have the state text book, check there.Other good sources are at college book stores, check out their RE section.At your age I'd suggest you do some more studying too.

DONT WASTE HIS TIME ASKING THE AGE OF THE WATER HEATER OR THE ROOF)The second would not typically include title issues.