You will eventually own the property outright (if you have a mortgage) which will provide a great income source now and in the future.Making the right decisions can make owning rentals both a rewarding and a profitable experience.

The most effective, so far, is co-selling, but eventually, I would like to be able to keep all my efforts.

From an investment aspect you want to look at it strictly as a rental property, as I'm assuming you'd eventually move out and rent the other side.

@Fulton Sanchez Can you please provide some advice regarding the following situations:1-my monthly QB payments are processed on my personal credit card which is only used for my business expenses (as i await for my bank to eventually grant me a business credit card).

I wanted to get a better knowledge of the real estate industry so I could eventually use that knowledge to become a better investor/realtor.I've been told to become active with an investor friendly broker and I think I have found one.

If your goal is to eventually move out entirely and have it cash flow nicely, then focus on finding the best property that you can live in for at least a year and a day that will cash flow the best when you move out completely.  

I am a Futures Trader using a laptop, so, I can relate RE Investing to something like Buying a Stock to hold for a long period of time and Hope and Pray that it will eventually go Up in Value and make me some Money.

I am looking at flips in the Nashville area and eventually want to move to buy and holds.  

After that, eventually you will get the deed. 

It's a temporary solution until we can move back in and eventually just sell.