Happy that you are taking the steps and jumping into action.

Things are signed and put in writing *before* the actionable event happens.I highly recommend you research here on BP's forums and podcasts about how to find quality tenants.

Hi @Branson FieldsAssuming you mean the one on James, the RPR shows it as $219K so that's a positive.

Prop 10 contains a hidden loophole requiring taxpayers to pay the initiative supporters’ legal bills for participating in certain lawsuits, even if they lose and even if their position is frivolous.

My main issue was not losing my positions in my other accounts, thus the need for a personal loan or a collateral loan of some kind. 

Start studying as much information as you can about real estate investing.Step 5: Figure out how to live off W (less then you earn)Step 6: Open a savings account and put your savings into it (X+Y+Z)-W= S (Savings)Step 7: Offer to help another real estate investor do anything they need in return for mentoring you.Step 8: Listen to positive people daily who are motivating.

. $10,500 down payment (10%) 2. 5% interest rate 3. 20 year amortization schedule with option to pay it off soonerThat NETs me $364/month in positive cash flow which I'm good with (ROI = 44%)Thanks in advance for any assistance or deals that you've done.

Dear BiggerPockets,I'm new I've always wanted to do real estate but recently made the commitment to decide to take action this year with my first deal being a house hack with a multifamily property.I'm a 21 year old junior in college.

Those are typically what give you a 'tax loss', even though you are cash flow neutral or positive. 

Replacing chainlink with wood/vinyl will give tenants pride in where they live and attract better tenants/more positive growth in the area.