I'm under contract on a homepath property and need to add llc due to being a domestic violence, they are telling me I cannot because it's not considered a real person,I have to cancel the contract and resubmit an offer as an investor, risking losing my dream home.

I am looking for a coach that can provide the step by step education required, provide guidance on doing the first deal, provide favorable introductions for key connections and relationships, pass along potential deal flow, and possibly include themselves as part of my team to avoid the lack of experience issue.Just like any investment, this requires a good amount of due diligence and should provide a decent ROI. 

I couldn't even stay in my own home bc of this risk. 

Real estate is often described as a 3 legged stool... with cash flow, appreciation, and mortgage pay-down all acting as legs that let you build your wealth.Plenty of people will say, equity plays are fine... and they can be.... but they come with higher risks than a property that cash-flows where you have extra income every month to help pay the bills.  

Your granite guys will charge you more to remove it because they have to go so slow, and a potential buyer would have to want that exact color.

Based on your budget and risk tolerance, in-town subdivisions such as Oakland City, Sylvan Heights, Capital View, Pittsburgh, and Peoplestown are all areas I'd recommend from an appreciation-based investment standpoint.

Since I lack a legal background, I don't want to risk handling it myself, especially for our first rental.

Is it worth buying the property, doing all the work, taking all the risk for the deal to stay at a C level.I don't believe that expenses on the property are only 2,600 per unit.

I think the reason why they suggest this is in order to avoid any potential lawsuits regarding Fair Housing Laws. 

Networking can provide support, advice, and potential partnerships.- **Set Clear Goals**: Define what you want to achieve with your real estate investments.