Capex would be limited to the condo association or future special assessment which are unknown.

For example to become a licensed broker where I operate (Ohio) you need to go through government background checks, have worked in real estate as a sales agent under another broker for at least 2 years, have a college degree, have a physical store front with office hours, have done at least 40 transactions and much more that I can't think of off the top of my head right now.

They should ask their landlord if there is any possibility for them to cover some of the costs associated with transferring utilities as the landlord might not have thought of that expense.I can't see how this would have affected their marriage other than a bit of stress with the move.

I am currently an Active Duty Naval Officer pursuing my Master's Degree at Purdue University.

Indianapolis is a great market to house-hack in - lots of duplexes in appreciating areas, but there are always risks associated with any real estate deal.

Hi All,I'd appreciate any insight from someone knowledgeable regarding timelines for turning a house-hacked primary home into a full investment property.Here's the situation:I have identified a duplex in which the numbers work great, and I have enough saved for 25% down, so I would qualify for a conventional loan and mortgage (great credit, low DTI, etc), and could purchase the property as an Investment Property with the associated higher interest rate. 

AZREIA (Arizona Real Estate Investor Association) has a main meeting once a month for investors plus they have sub groups that also meet monthly such as fix & flip, Buy and hold, etc.

There is a national convention for the health care assoc I belong to the same time as this one. 

It requires no degree, only 2 weeks of classes (in my state) that cost about $800, no start up capital other than to pay a few minor fees, and a will to succeed.I had all but the last. 

This could be a friend or associate.