But I left the farm and worked in industry, where I earned money from my labor (time --> money) to buy the 2,000 calories a day.I knew that if I saved a portion of my income and invested it in income-producing assets (money --> money), the day would come when the income from those investments would be enough to buy the 2,000 calories a day I need to stay alive (my parents were struggling farmers in what is today the Rust Belt and were always looking for innovative ways to survive financially).

Tenants do not tend to pay once they have fallen behind and stay behind without a little "help". 

While I wouldn't give a tenant a discount for stating they will stay longer than one year I wouldn't entertain renting to another tenant who is guaranteed to be a short term tenant for a nominal increase like this one.

But as mentioned above, stay away from any company charging more than a simple credit check fee up front.

The current rules can very well stay past his term(s), so it's a rather risky planning.

If your serious about this we want you to come, if nothing else it would be a great support group for staying in the game and hopefully we all motivate each other to achieve our goals. 

Stay away from investors selling magic beans. 

I’m getting my license so that I can increase my income and knowledge to be able to do deals, but I want to stay heavily in the investment sector if possible, and was wondering if you guys even use home inspectors, and if not why?

It's like a Mac (sadly price isn't great) but runs Windows and I'm able to run Photoshop, Illustrator, and After Effects w/o too many problems.If you really want to stay cheap then you could also look into a tablet w/ a Bluetooth keyboard.

I like the good schools and family that stays for years till the kids are done w/ school type rentals..