My tenants were late and a 50 dollar fee assessed and I was surprised when the 50 fee was kept by the management company.

In a nutshell, yes the buyer will work more 'hours' from start to finish.

Again, I am trying to practice and run some numbers on potential investments and would like help since I am just starting to learn the games of real estate and underwriting deals.

There’s an electrical supply company that lists stuff on EBay and the cost was 1/3 what it would have been from our local electrical supply company.

I recently started purchasing commercial buildings here in Columbus, Ohio.

I thought it was the same for at least every midwest market (I only see what I have keywords set up for), but apparently it is just people in our state, many of which work for the same company.

That will get you started with the lowest initial investment, otherwise you'll need 20-25% down.

Hi @Hafeez Shaka - I've got a solid attorney that works directly with the investor title company. 

A lot of people start out by buying a SFR & living in it for a year, rent it out and buy another primary residence.

I'm very excited to get tarted on my real estate career started!