Keep educating yourself and make the move to invest in RE as this will provide you with Financial Freedom to do more of what you love to do.

Since it sounds like you're new to BP, start with the section called "Education", sign up for the webinars, listen to podcasts, read books.

I know educated buyers study the neighborhood before they buy.

I'm definitely understanding that I should probably be a bit looser on this detail in the early stages... and open up to more detailed analysis once I know it passes the first level of tests.But I will say that doing this deal analysis each morning has been SUPER educational.

I am looking to use leverage for my business.

I'm sure you can leverage your accounting skill set extensively in the real estate space. 

I've done the math and it seems we could with certanty keep up this massive savings rate up if we bought the condo cash and lived in it and could buy the duplex cash in probably 4 years after by selling the condo.Would it make sense to buy the condo for that short of a time just to up and sell in in 2 to 4 years for the duplex I am not counting on much appreciation it is a condo. there may be some because of the area however.But this seems to be the only way we can keep our savings rate up. even if we leveraged the duplex we still would be worse off savings wise.

I’m curious peoples thoughts on structuring a deal this way:Assuming that the numbers are good here is how I’m looking at structuring the deal with the seller:Property 1: $90,000Property 2: $90,000Property 3: $1My reasoning would be to get mortgages on the full value of the 2 houses then be able to refinance property 3 for a similar amount in order to fully leverage the properties.Here are the downsides that my accountant has identified:1.

Namely any obstacles that might preclude you from being upsold on their "education" products. 

My brother and my wife's brother have provided quite adequately for their education.