I've decided to go ahead and file although I've heard that in Illinois landlords don't get any support garnishing wages.  

@Ryan Dosenberry  I was in your shoes this summer and decided to go ahead and get my RE License. 

And if I’m going to go on and get my brokerage license, should I go on and start real estate agency?

insurance estimated to be around $25 a monthRepairs estimated at $100 an monthCap X I put at $200 a monthand I included property management just in case i decide to go that route at $170 a month.Zillow says the mortgage would be about $188 a month That would put a total of $1003 a month in expenses and 1200 a month in rentcash flow would be $197 a month if all the calculations make sense.total cash needed would be $11,880. 

He recommended I get someone who can remove the microwave, adjust the vent to go back up, and if need be, build or repair a venting structure to the outside wall about ten feet away. 

Sometimes low cash flow is worth it if the area is really desirable and you will get paid on the appreciation. 

I have three furnished rentals in very desirable neighborhoods @Daniel Crenshaw I am very thankful that each of these furnished rentals are in a building with another unit, with regular tenants. 

& I said tomorrow I was going to go to the probate office to get some leads.

The time and energy that goes into r/e investing makes it difficult for at least me to go gambling. 

Being 19 I feel as though I’ve got a lot to learn so I wanted to go all in with learning as much as I can.As for the company I looked into flipping first and using the money made from there to buy and hold in residential and commercial properties.