Still am, but now getting all the other advantages that come with holding/renting out.

Hey i’m 17 years old right now and i have on and off debates with my parents and other people about if college is worth it or not.

@Nick Efaw - Assume the seller is with-holding information, and one or two tenants are behind or not paying. 

I currently work a full time job in college making $40k a year so I’m pretty able and willing to save money from my paychecks as I’ve been doing until I find the right opportunity.I’m still living with my parents so I’m able to save a good bit of the money I’m making.Main thing for me is knowing whether I should just keep saving money to buy a rental property or if I should get an FHA loan and “house hack” or where I should start

Instead I have a piece of paper with a stamp on it that is on the bottom of a desk drawer at my parents place collecting dust.

If you are not a US citizen, the sponsor may be required to withhold federal taxes on your behalf when the syndication has income(most likely in year of sale).

If it is a loan, then it can be hard for the reason you are talking about, most properties in today's market don't have enough lift when withholding the 25-30% equity that stays in the deal to fully repay all lenders.  

Further, it's not far from where my partners (/parents :-) live in Brenham, so it's easy for them to be the boots on the ground.

What you are describing is just what kids do and what some parents don't clean up after.  

From an attorneys websiteIf a deceased person dies intestate and has no parents, children, spouse or siblings, the inheritance rights will pass to any nieces or nephews that are living.