I just began a couple years ago but wish I could have started in my early 20's like you.

Once a year I get a call from a "concerned" neighbor about the "language" used by a tenant or contractor - usually complaining about "the F word" (why does no one call to complain about "the S word"??). 

Do you mind sharing the name/brand of the system(s) you use for video doorbell, smart thermostat, smart fire alarm, and 2 water leak sensors?

LOL.This is something I would recommend every REI do before they buy into a market for a rental(s):1 - Find out the day the court is doing evictions (usually it's an all day thing...and the same day(s) every week/month.2 - Clear your schedule for the day3 - Go to the court, bright and early that day4 - Bring a pad of paper and pen (remember how those worked...they still do), because most courts won't let you bring your tablet, laptop, phone...into court.5 - Sit in the middle of the room6 - Watch and listen7 - Take notes (see #4)8 - Learn.

So our lot(s) get too narrow quick with these setbacks which is why even though it’s a double lot, we will have to go with a single duplex.

S. that do not feel the need to regulate every aspect of your life.

Contractor costs are so dependent on market that I hesitate to even through out a number, but my last flip of a fire-damaged house which was a "full gut" --including full rewire and plumbing-- was $88 per s/f.

I'm in my mid 30's doing Sales and Design for local Pool Construction company.

@Wes S.

@Juan S.