@Bailey Kramer1) Find a commission/bonus based job and learn how to sell at a very high level2) Start studying real estate3) Save money up for a house hack and buy one ASAP(at this age this could be a Single Family and rent rooms out to friends)4) Live your life like a 19 year old with no responsibility and have as much fun as possible without risking your future all while paying yourself first!

What I am really asking is if I buy a property in Kansas City with an FHA as my primary residence and do not rent out the unit I would theoretical be living in, would I be okay legally as my address in Columbia while finishing my degree is not a primary address, but rather just my temporary stay while studying?

I am a 22-year-old from Connecticut and I go to college outside of Boston studying finance. 

I studied  house hacking and was thinking about investing that money into a duplex which are worth $250,000 in Miami.

- called for a final they were in and out in 5 seconds proves that they are only asking to pay for a permit to collect dollars.

This is what I found online, and not sure if you guys and others can validate:- Cost Segregation study is considered an "Automatic Change Request" under Part I of Form 3115...- and it's considered under DCN #7: Depreciation & Amortization- I've written what I can for Schedule E, but if there is a sample anyone can share, I would greatly appreciate it.Thanks!

If it's something that interests you, it's best to study it first and learn your market.

I also have been self-financing through my HELOC which has proved beneficial over the years at 4.18%.

But my management and experience does vary significantly from many others on here, so I would consider all feedback from investors with experience in these assets to study what to do and lessons learned. 

Get the MLS and study solds, actives and pendings over a 5 year period.