You might check with banks like Marquette bank or CIC.

If you're looking to just stay legally compliant, I would check your cities laws regarding rooming houses.

you need to check your state .. then work for someone until you can qualify as a mortgage banker this is how I did it..

I aim to apply my real estate knowledge to build a portfolio of rental properties, starting with single and multifamily homes and eventually expanding to apartments.Should I pursue a degree in financial planning or accounting to complement my minor?

HH can be a great strategy, but exploring other avenues, like single-family rentals or small multifamily properties where you don't live on-site, might be worth considering.For neighborhoods, check out Seminole Heights, Ybor City, and South Tampa, which attract young professionals.

Talk to a local lawyer to check everything and use extra forms for any special rules about the fee or deposit.

http://www.ngystones.com/ check them out.

A lot of people don't account for all of their expenses and think something will cash flow that actually doesn't.

This process typically involves assessing factors such as credit history, rental payment history, income verification, and background checks.

Retirement Accounts: Certain retirement accounts, like a 401(k) in the USA or an RRSP in Canada, allow for borrowing or withdrawing funds for home purchases.