@Yair Zarmoncheck out the most recent BP podcasts. 

I have been a nurse my entire career, So Real Estate is very new to me, I have been reading books, and listening to podcasts and trying to learn all I can, but have no hands on experience, Im a little lost but I'm hoping with the Bigger Pockets Community and their expertise I will find my footing.

I've been listening to BP podcasts for the past couple months, and I remember some of the speakers talk about a free property search tool.  

Social Media Advertising:  Target advertising platforms like Facebook and Instagram to reach out-of-state buyers based on their hobbies and interests. 

Estimated home price based on comps is $250-260k and rentals go for $1,700-1,800.We both believe that small multifamily properties are the smartest way to start given our ages and desire to probably retire by the time I hit 70 - 10 years from now (if we want to).

I am posting neutral thoughts based on my 40+ years in the real estate game.

Knowing how much you can afford, knowing your market’s strengths and opportunities, increasing knowledge on financial matters are all important steps worth taking when planning ahead through assessments.In planning for retirement, through real estate investment, you can capitalize on it as a resource adding extra passive earnings, protecting the existing wealth, and expanding the investment base.

Learning to make decisions first and foremost based on what is going to help me meet my (clear, written) business goals.

They are claiming it was just over a year old when I moved in and are prorating based on a 7 year carpet life.

I listen to podcasts, read books, use BiggerPockets calculators, do my own analysis, have an agent and lenders.