As far as your own occupied home, that's where I jump off the train since that is strictly a residential lender issue and my knowledge comes from the commercial side of lending.

@James Mccard I am planning on going to a Meetup next Wednesday in our area through BP.  

I'm currently weighing whether I should sell that property given how high prices have gotten plus the pending L train shutdown which should limit appreciation in the next couple years.

But keep in mind that if you're not trained in tenant/landlord regulations, you could make a mistake on the lease that could come back and bite you later.

I'm a new RE investor with a little training, a lot of enthusiasm, and some 2nd hand experience from watching my dad buy & rent houses when I was growing up. 

Those with the PFS designation have pursued special training in personal finance that helps them integrate business planning with personal planning.

If you want the training, I can hook you up with an Office Manager for Keller Williams Realty.

It helps to 1) train the tenants and 2) force appreciation of your investment year over year.

I done it 3 times based on my training.  

I am new to the BP community and I recently came across Renatus while browsing Craigslist looking for work and replied to an ad for real estate training I've done my due diligence and attended all the webinars only to learn that it costs $125 to get started with the marketing side of things.