Done it from scratch twice and didn't pull a dime from my biz the first year either time...The sooner you can do deals the sooner you'll realize that you wanna be an employer instead of employee, but at this stage you should be focused on making contacts and learning while getting a paycheck IMO.My best advice to young people is to remember to define 'success' for yourself.

Definately start small.

***This will be my first investment property***Thanks for any adviceHere is how they define the coverage:Personal Liability - Each OccurrencePersonal Liability provides protection if someone makes a claim or files a suit against you (or someone covered by the policy) for accidental personal injury or property damage and the cost to defend any such claims or suits against you.

I've been thinking of going to a grad school but that's a lot of time and money that could be invested in a better way, or taking some courses that could bring me a broad perspective of this world.So my first question is, should I take a course to get licensed as a Real Estate Agent?

I wouldn't call that a true Mansard roof, and the style isn't something of a time period or anything that would be defined (i.e.

Please define Investor Friendly.

Idiot was the wrong word and I apologize for that, but your advice was very broad and did not take into account her lack of knowledge and experience or her situation in life.

RETIREMENT LOAN -$50,000 from employers defined contribution plan. 5 years, at 4.5% about $950 per month.

If you read the federal housing guidelines, it defines space and rooms that can be used as "sleeping rooms".  

In my case I’m defining the target market as 150K-200K (primary) at 70% ARV, with rental NOI in line with a 10 % cap rate.