So besides getting a solid, no-BS education in the 101 of real estate you can meet some people in your shoes and push yourself to succeed harder.

I am in similar shoes.

I know here in Stafford it's not easy to find a Duplex (and you don't necessarily need a duplex to house hack), but if I was in your shoes I would definitely consider the house hacking strategy.

Hello @Tou V.Here are just a few things that I would consider, if I were in your shoes.

However, the time I could spend in Atlanta before buying might help me avoid headaches by getting to know the market even better than my research.I currently do not have an investor-friendly agent there, but I do have a real-estate contact here in Boston who lived there for 20 years.I am interested to hear your thoughts and what you'd do, if you were in my shoes.

I had another coworker on another occasion found someone strolling in her backyard coming home from work and it was also an inspector from Nassau County.

If I'm in your shoes, this is also an excellent time to document and track each and every transaction + its associated MLS ID.

Here a better (I think) idea and what I would do if I were in your shoes.

Stroll past that fear.

Make sure your debts are easily serviceable, but I wouldn't pay them off if I were in your shoes.