Ask to speak with some of their current owners and current/former tenants.

To speak in very broad terms, you will want to wait until you have a full time job, and a few paystubs under your belt before you consider anything. in my opinion, living at home would be worth it for 1-2 years to save that much money.

I am not an attorney, but I have fixed up numerous house and have run 2 construction companies and can speak from my years of experience in California.

Well, I would celebrate too much....that ruling seems to speak solely to the definition of a “residential use”.

@David DesI'm happy to speak with you offline to see if I could be of any help or put you in contact with someone who could help.

They're still not allowed to speak their minds about companies and markets because of SEC rules that limit what they can legally say.

The only negative I can find is getting sued if you don't disclose you're a RE agent.

However, the negative is that data is 1-2 months behind.

don't forget, you can have negative returns in real estate.Keep an eye on u.s. treasuries, as the benchmark 10 year is expected to continue to go up,and if the market is still intact after 4%, then you can feel pretty confident that this is sustainable. 

Do you mind if I speak to them about you?