As much as the people in your list above are essential, what is more essential are individuals who are currently doing the type of investing you want to do.Putting these people on your team first as mentors will help you put your best foot forward when you pull the trigger on the first investment.These mentors can also give you advice on the best contractors to use, agents to use, and CPAs/Tax Advisors.

Eviction notice (i.e. the 14-day notice) if rent is not received by pickup time on the first (and have it written into the contract that this is the standard procedure).I should say: I rent rooms with individual contracts to students in a shared house-- not apartments.

Not all travel expenses are deductible though, so this is an area that you might want to discuss individually with your CPA.

But, that's not the case for everyone, so it makes sense to find a place that works best for you given all your individual factors. 

I’ve read everywhere that you must file if the property is owned by a company, or if it is a rental.What about a flip as an individual?

I would like to know if you have any recommendations of an advisor who is successful of making an individual achieving their financial goals.Thanks!

The big players definitely BRRRR...they just do it on a 250 unit community and have professional management handle it rather than doing it on 250 individual homes. 

@Rick Kniss.....your absolutely right, my dad's company can assist with the flip.

Is there a way to finance something like this with 10% of my own cash or get the capital in a different way like asking the seller for down payment assistance?

OK, I have a few actually. 1) Do you happen to know of a reliable contact at PWB that can assist us with gaining approval to remove a water service line?