i must admit upfront, i hate social media.

SSI doesn't prohibit you from living with someone, but the scenario you described is something you would need to report to Social Security.Here's some more info:SSI publication

Like anything business people will make an attempt to show you what they have or do, which I respect because I am not here to build a social media friend fest.Fortunately I have been in the real estate industry for 20 years plus now, I started in 1991 and never looked back.

TIME being the key component to strike a deal.Why did she say she was selling??

Also random but would having a large social media base help in real estate I'm one of the largest teens on the social pages around my area with views of 100k plus and followers and fans in the tens of thousands.

I am not a credit expert.Generally you have 2 components.

I don't depend on social security or stocks for my retirement needs.

No, such jobs really do exist. with 100 units, you'll be working your tail off.Try it, if you hate yourself you'll like it.Tips, approach with a really laid back personality, think before jumping.You'll be a social worker, don't take problems of others seriously.Manage your maintenance people with kid gloves but be stern.Set office hours and stick to them, put a sign on your apt. door to take up issues during office hours.Get a recorder to answer you phone in your off time and screen your calls.Set policy and stick to it, administer them fairly and equally.There should be an apt managers association in your area, join and network.Learn the eviction process and follow it to the letter, don't waste your attorney's time.Smile a lot.

We all know this is the type of social problems we have where sometimes good intentions result in bad consequences.

You have to figure out how important the tax component plays into your purchasing decision on a particular asset.