Depending on what type of investor you are what your goals are you will learn more from the forum than from their bootcamp- which if it only proffers one investment strategy really is not worth the money.  

You would suggest that I maybe buy first a multi-family with a few units to start and possibly live in one to start?

While you’re at it, take care of those exterior must-haves:🚪 Install new garage doors if the old ones are looking rough.🌧 Put up fresh gutters to protect the foundation from rainwater damage.Once the drywall is in, the house starts feeling like a real home again!

Now they wont give us our money back even though they are the ones who changed their metrics on lending after approving us.

being that this is you first investment property is there a reason that you are not getting help on this one? 

This is messy, but try to bear with me:I have two Stessa Accounts: one for my personal properties(account "S1") and another for properties held in a partnership (account "S2"). 

The unit SF is one component of its size, but then we will sometimes add exclusive use common areas  as well as a pro-rated allocation of the common area.

You want enough so that a potential law suit would go away if the insurance paid out.Best thing is to highly maintain your property and treat guests with respect so that no one would ever want to sue you.

We all know one of the advantages of investing in real estate is the tax benefits.

You put 3.5% down and you almost make up your down payment in one year.