This is for a 3 family.I understand you have to a pressurize contraption to you main line for it to work properly.Any comments or tips appreciated.

The biggest tip I can give you about retiring early is keeping your lifestyle as simple as possible.

I'm a SD resident entering the game and buying two SFH's in the KC, MO suburbs and am looking for recommendations on local (San Diego) CPAs that specialize in REI, and specifically have a knowledgeset for investors with holdings outside California.In addition, as someone starting out with their first holdings, any recommendations on things to specifically knock out right off the bat with my new CPA would be much appreciated!

One tip I've picked up in regards to this is that I could buy a duplex and live in one half, while renting out the other.

Thank you @Ned Carey I took this investment course on line,  im putting the piece of puzzle together. 

I just got my interest peaked in my crazy online search for and affordable real estate investment but haven't the slightest clue as to if I should even begin to peruse just for informational purposes or actually roll up my sleeves and go for it.

Any tips or ideas for BiggerPockets?

Any advice/tips are welcomed!

I truly envy your skills in construction - they will be invaluable in REI.Do you have any tips on learning basic home improvement / handy-person skills? 

RE is a long game - you need to think 10 years time.3) Buying a cash flow negative property is okay if you only plan on owning one or two properties.