It's your mistake, not the property managers.There's usually a very simple solution: communication!

Because I hate inefficiency and preventable mistakes.

I wish I could, but I'm in the Middle East and travel to and from the States back to work is not ideal without causing some costlier mistakes.

Second big mistake I see is the economic loss to lease numbers.

I was expecting to be taxed ONLY on the ~$1,000 profit I showed, but apparently that's not how it works (I'm not a newbie, but this was a newbie mistake that I only became aware of because I finally started using a real accountant and not H&R block).

Having real estate wont make you more financially stable, it will just amplify the mistakes you have made to get where you are today.I'm not trying to be insulting or mean.

That will help reduce your risk of making a major mistake by purchasing a money pit.

Based on my research it would be a mistake to be the trustee of your own trust.

The market may look good but it may be a mistake to invest in a state that won't protect you.

My mentality has completely changed and I can't wait to make my first purchase and begin the real estate journey.I'm already grateful that I've come across this forum and all this information at a relatively young age and I'm ready to jump in and start learning from hands-on mistakes.