I recently started my studies through ahit.com but am also using InterNACHI as resource.

I didn’t have enough knowledge to start investing in real estate at that time, so my plan was to do some real-life case studies while I was in school.

I have offered to reduce the rental rate in exchange for him agreeing to maintain the property and take care of any maintenance and repairs up to $500 per incidence. 

Starting around January 2020, I’ve invested hours of my time studying up on real estate and already started my 1st pre-license course.

Expenses incurred to maintain, fix, service the rental are very straightforward.

First off, these jobs are so beneath people that have world-altering degrees in French Literature and Women's Studies.

Once you close on it, do a cost segregation study in the first year and a Partial Asset Disposition in year two.

So, if your main goal is to save up for another investment, I would keep the cash and maintain the leverage on your existing rentals.The only tax consequence that comes to mind would be if you cared about deducting less interest payments since you would be having less.. 

Also, what are basic things I should know about owning and maintaining a camper?

They are usually very well maintained and very quiet places.