Hey all,I know starting out is different to everyone but in everyone’s experienced opinion, where is a good place to start?

Prices are still a bit high in Everett in my opinion, but if you are willing to do a little rehab there are still good deals.

Any and all constructive criticism, opinions, advice etc is much appreciated as this is time sensitive!

I wasn't actually aware I would need to create a separate management company to manage my rental company in order to have earned income (ie salary)Now in your opinion would it better to go the full passive income route (even with me self-managing) and for myself be technically "unemployed" forever. or to split it and give myself a salary apart from the LLC. tax, retirement implications?

Of course, you could just buy utilizing a loan with a down payment but in my opinion, if you have the cash to purchase up front, you have more leverage with the bank on the back end. 

Hello everyone,I am considering getting into property management in my area and was hoping to get some opinions from those who work in the field currently or use a property manager for their rentals.

Plus, in my opinion, if you’re feeding a property because it’s leveraged but it’s appreciating, your return on that appreciation plus amortized loan payoff will exceed the return you’d get putting cash in the stock market. 

I'm looking for advice on the best way to build the funds necessary for a decent down payment, as I don't have a ton of money saved up right now.Also, I'd like opinions on whether it could make sense to get an FHA Loan to begin building equity to borrow against?

All while taking my family downtown for ice cream at Galveston's ArtWalk!!

@Cassidy BurnsI'm going to assume you're just brainstorming, but if you're thinking about implementing tax advice from the radio show host in the Youtube video you posted, please get a second opinion from a tax professional.I only made it through 5 minutes of the video before turning it off.