I keep thinking that how can I pay the property management company so much money and there are so many programs that help with doing it yourself.

I would also look into down payment assistance programs.

With a quality provider, such plans also come bundled with meaningful consulting guidance to help you get the most out of the program while staying inside the IRS guidelines.A similar checkbook program is a Solo 401(k).

Or will you have a program you sell teaching people how to invest?

@Anthony WickRent.com, zillow (open to your suggestions on more comp sites) The clubhouse is amazing including 4 pools, indoor basketball court, arcade / gaming room, 3500 sq ft gym with everything you could find with a paid gym membership.

Look for a discount (coupon) for BP PRO membership don’t blame I like acquiring most things like my Realstate

It’s a great government boost To cover the cost of my student debt.There's been a lot of media coverage re: PSLF program, so I won't get into the details, but 1) there's a lot of speculation about whether it'll exist in the next 5-10 years, 2) if it doesn't, what will happen to the people currently enrolled in the program and 3) there are many cases where after 10 years of payments, people find out they don't end up being approved.Based on your calculation, it looks like you're just paying off the interest portion and making no dent to the principle amount, if any.

If you make more than that then you would not qualify for the 5% down Freddie Mac program and you are stuck with 15% down.

A single time... you put 3.5% down, but only have ~1.8% equity, that and the monthly mortgage insurance are how the entire FHA loan program is funded, and it wouldn't exist without that.

They should have a deferred maintenance program set up to keep your property in great condition, they should be doing yearly property inspections to make sure your tenants are keeping up on the place, and they should be getting you rent increases each year to keep your ROI increasing with the market.