What’s your plan when the 1st comes and goes and they don’t pay rent?

Self-Management:Pros: Saves money, offers control, and builds tenant relationships.Cons: Time-consuming, stressful, and needs expertise.Hiring a Property Manager:Pros: Saves time, provides professional expertise, and market insights.Cons: Costs money, less control, and finding a good manager can be tough.What about you?

If something comes up where plans change they understand, but they want to be aware.

The program is good but the community is outstanding they will expedite your understanding of the business help you/ your business grow exponentially - so far I recommend completely  - 2 weeks in and I already have 2 potential deals which I am following up on this weekend (doing this part time) either way I was very skeptical and now I am extremely excited and hopeful every single day, I know 2 weeks isn't a whole lot to go off of, but I plan to make a post when I assign my first contract!!

It all comes down to the lender - you'll need to talk with the lender you plan to use. 

It’s a sole proprietorship.Wewe want to use her condo as a rentalFor tax purposes we plan to file separate every year because of her high student loans. 

Thank you @Benjamin Aaker this was the original plan I wanted to do that way I stay out of trouble.

Would you lend your own money to someone that is planning to buy an investment property, but has no experience managing one?

The building doesn't work for what we are planning and we have too much on our plate to try and take this on right on.

Currently, I'm only offered 27 hours of work per week at an average/below-average pay rate, which isn't nearly enough to save for a down payment or qualify for a loan.I've tried selling belongings to generate extra income, but it's not sustainable in the long run.