( Professional personal relationships, websites, magazines, etc... )4-Is there a specific location ( state or county ) that you would recommend for a first investor where the market is beneficial to us, and where you can get more house for your dollar and put more profit in my pocket.Those are my questions for you guys at the moment, in advance thank you very much for your time. i appreciate the gesture very much, excited to start meeting other members and help each other throughout our success.** If there is any investors in the South Florida area that have projects going on and feel i can benefit and learn from you as a mentor, meanwhile i give you a helping hand.

Before last week I was under the impression I could move from my current residence to a new property and use FHA financing as long as I was proving the new residence was being done to upgrade my lifestyle or in a location the is more beneficial to my needs (moving closer to work).  

Make sure they have a track record and the relationship is mutually beneficial.

However, if an investor was going to get a university degree which one would be the most beneficial?

That is insane if it wasn't mutually agreed upon by both prior owners. 

Vanguard tends to have several low-cost mutual fund/index fund options to gain exposures to domestic and international equities, fixed income, etc.

It would be beneficial to post a profile pic when you get a chance.

Any input about your experiences with laminate wood floors would be beneficial.

Explain the following:- Dead money_ sits in a savings account with very low interest- Safe money_ sits in a CD or mutual fund- Healthy money_ invested in your business- Wealthy money_ safely lent out with good interest for monthly passive incomeAsk them what do they plan to do with the money?

Spend some time to educate yourself.Buying a rental house in your IRA is permissible, but if you have savings and can afford to buy it outside of the IRA it might be more beneficial to you since there are no tax benefits of owning rental real estate in your IRA, compared if you own personally.