Hello Donna, I have been doing everything my self but time is become more valuable with a growing family. 

No one in this generation is 100% self made cause its impossible.

The above numbers are based on self-managing.

Their degree programs are self-pace which means you finish your degree depending how much you commit to it.

If you self manage, the cash flow goes to $410 and 7% COC but most investors recommend buying with the option to hire management.Personally, I would want it under $250,000 but that might not be possible in this market.I hope that helps.

Hi,I have a 4-plex in Vallejo that I've self-managed for almost two years.

I am interested in learning about and getting into real estate investing with a short-term goal of owning/leasing either SFH or small multi family properties to learn the fundamentals and a long-term goal of pivoting into larger scale investments in multi-family/student housing, self-storage, and MHP.

Just make sure you use the commute time to work on self-development and not entertainment.  

Hi @Cory Asrilanthttps://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/311/topics/44...This thread might shed some light on this for you as @Dustin Allen mentioned about 100 days a year and possibly up to 200 if self-managed after a few years. 

If the COC ROI and cash flow meet your personal criteria and you are confident in the figures you used, then you should go for it.