Based on that combination of factors, you appear to be thinking what I'm thinking, this guy has substantial untaxed income.Yeah, the HOA has insurance and there actions to date suggest they know they may be on the hook to some degree because their guy so strongly recommended him to us.

My father is a building contractor, I do carpentry full time and also have an associates degree in Building Construction Technology.

Really it comes down to what interests you, resources, model, risk tolerance, neighborhood, and degrees of active versus passive.

My real estate includes my personal residents which I purchased in November 2016 for $130,000 and house hack to a certain degree with one roommate living with me.I also own a 4 bdrm college rental in a nearby market that brings in $1540 a month but due to taking an equity loan out, I only net roughly $250 a month. 

We get lots of people from Wisconsin here all winter long when it is 80 degrees out.

As for pursuing a nursing degree i am decided for it already despite the increased taxes and liability.

It's worth the money.Don't forget, just because someone has a law degree doesn't mean they know anything about your particular interest.

I would never go to Bill B. more of a guru with a law degree which usually means go do something then I'll charge you again to get you out of hot water.

I never used to listen to podcast but just love the invaluable information you can get all while driving.I'm trying to leverage the knowledge I've gained at college having receiving my Construction Management degree and also my (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) L.E.E.D Green Associate credential within the RE world. 

Even if the investing price is comfortable, he needs to analyze how many students are willing to travel +25 min commute and how much vacancy he needs to expect in the 4-5yr degree of collage of his son/daughter.