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When we had roommates for a year while my husband was in training.

There is still so much construction ongoing in the neighborhood that I think it may be a hard sell.

I think if you are looking at properties there are ongoing expenses and  purchase related expenses.  

It is very difficult as well as expensive to hire/train people because you need help through a very busy time, only to find out that tomorrow when you are caught up you have little for them to do.

With many crowdfunding and syndication deals promising IRRs of 15% - 18% I am curious how this will impact turnkey providers or if anyone has insight on going this route vs. doing turnkey.

It still sounds to me like you are financially well enough to keep on going and hopefully this deal does not kill your ambition to be a real estate investor.

I may just need to dive in and start but I thought I'd ask about people's opinions/experiences with mentorship or training?

I was (and still am) a licensed broker, but broker's training, while imparting valuable real estate knowledge, does little if anything to prepare one for the reality of being an investor/landlord.

While a foundation issue is something big, it is not going to be a common issue for the landlord or an ongoing one each month or even year while managing tenants, picking tenants, tenant turnover ratios, and managing repairs are a very big deal and make or break you.mentions above that he plans to hire a professional property manager.