I want to begin my real estate journey as soon as I get out of school.

Now I want to go out of state but do no know how.

It is illegal to discriminate against a tenant based on their source of income so I would advise against even mentioning this in any way shape or form.Are you qualified to purchase expensive RE?

I have several lender, contractor, and out of state agent recommendations. 

Am I allowed to contact their agency to notify them of this, or serve the 5 day notice to them at work in order to try and get them to pay?

Hoping for some advice - I'm trying to buy some real estate property out of state with 2 other friends (3 in total) and we're having a hard time figuring out the exact order to get going. 1.

@Vicki RolufsNever heard of him but I always recommend to check with nmls consumer access and check if they are licensed.

My wife is also part ofa LP/GP (where she is the asset manager) that acquired a value-addapartment complex in Houston, where the renovations are now complete, and theGP is in preparations for the refinance.We are currently working on further expanding ourlocal portfolio and are planning out our next larger acquisitions.

I am starting out later in life (age 50) and looking to have some passive cash flow and hoping for appreciation over time. 

For this particular deal, we put down 55%.