This is a 3bd/3ba condo in a VERY great location, which is why I was thinking AirBnB, but I'd need to deep dive into that realm to see if it would work.

In my opinion, house hacking is one of the best ways to learn and dive into real estate.

@Christian BeyerI was in the golf business for 28 years, until 2015 when I decided to dive further into real estate.

The other advice I always have for people taking the test is to take a deep dive into your practice exams and focus on learning the content around the questions you got wrong vs trying to re study everything in preparation for the exam.

According to CAR’s chief economist, Leslie Appleton-Young, “With the shortest time on market in recent memory, an alarmingly low supply of homes for sale, and the fastest price growth in six-and-a-half years, the market’s short-term gain can also be its weakness in the longer term as the imbalance of supply and demand could lead to more housing shortages and deeper affordability issues.”

I don't want to dive into something head first and risk my money without first learning as much as I can about it.

Chad takes a deep dive into a bunch of different RE strategies and tells you how each can affect your life and ultimately retirement.

Best thing I'd recommend is to start digging deeper into apartment ownership.

We are planning on diving into the kitchen first and making that the definite priority so that definitely aligns with what you are saying.

It won’t get them all as some are sunk deeper than others and you’ll still need pliers.