It's best to see if it's a project you can handle.

So far I have been cramming to learn everything I can about real estate including listening to the BP podcast, reading books and reading tons of blogs.I am excited to start this journey and I am excited for the challenge and growth this will bring to me. 

I can handle all of his questions in regards to Brockton, Fall River, Worcester and Springfield although I would strongly recomend he stay away from Springfield as it is truly depressed.

And I'm not against Section 8 at all - it's just that people who aren't experienced with it often aren't prepared for the particular challenges of that segment.

The challenge on your side is that you have education related expenditures happening now and on top of that you want to also invest into cash flow producing properties to offset your current liabilities.

If he has handled even a fraction of your deals, he has exactly the type of experience I am hoping to find.  

I heard that one could have four loans before it becomes really challenging to obtain financing.

my question is,  how do I get it from this all bills paid state to the renters handling  their own utilities, without losing all the tennants?

Mine holds onto the original docs and handles the amortization, interest and payoff calcs for you and the seller.  

While there are truly amazing resources available, none of them seem to be really equipped to handle the nuances behind the content without the help and involvement of the community or retailer themselves.This is especially true when dealing with the laws and the rules promulgated by the various state and federal agencies.