I'm Clayton, 35 years old, and finally in a position to start investing in real estate.

If I can net positive on the BRRRR then I’m willing to have close to $0 cash flow from rent.

It is another job, airbnb is not passive, but we are turning our liability into a cash-flowing asset so we can get into an excellent financial position as fast as possible.

since I deal in the position of the bank for my day job..

A new study was conducted by Harvard analyzing the impact of decades of housing policies that disincentive affordable housing. 

I was swept away by the illusion that if I maintained good grades and went to college it would put me in the best position and I would set myself up for the best successes of life.

Each property cash flows positive $800-1200 per month, and they will payoff at current rate in 10-13 years applying all profit to loan principal.

I'm hoping there are a couple people that are in my position or that have advice on moving forward.

@Michael Cavitolo$50k won't get you into commercial (5+) since they cost more and financing is based on cap rate, and required large cash holdings.On the positive side, might be able to get in multi's (2-4), depending on the area.

I plan to hack a 3 unit property with numbers that create positive cashflow and eliminate my living expenses.So if the property generates 300 per month cash flow and now I'm not paying rent of 1500 any longer, is my positive cashflow now 1800 on my first deal?