So my thoughts were to build a plot, build an energy efficient townhouse, each floor will be rented by a different family.  

Of course closing at a title company so they can ensure that taxes and any other liens are cleared for you to take title.   

Especially about being efficient in all facets of real estate and learning to identify deals from multiple sources! 

The potential drawback to self-managing your properties is that if you don’t build PM fees into your expenses from the beginning and ensure that you have positive cash flow, you may never be able to convert over to a PM and still have a cash flowing property.

I would strongly suggesting working with a CPA who specializes in both international taxation and REI to ensure you don't end up in a tight spot.

Brant the main agent has over 15 years of experience in real estate investing and is the president of the REI club in NWA, he know the ins and outs of LLCs, trust and all that good stuff, this is one of the few agency’s that is efficient and knowledgeable when it comes to insuring these types properties correctly.

Once i found one that would work with me we did 30+ LOI's to ensure i got the deal i wanted.

Willing to sacrifice quality of life in my early 20s for financial freedomQuestions for asking a RE lawyer during my session:If you have a question that you would like to ask an RE lawyer please follow the question guideline below so I can organize my questions to make it more efficient during my session:Questions to the Lawyer:What is the objective of the question?

Whenever you are buying a property out of state you should do a few things to ensure it's as smooth as possible.Don't buy in the roughest neighborhood in the urban core.

You will hire an engineer who will likely use a scope behind the walls to ensure electrical/ plumbing/ mechanical rough ins have been done correctly.