The BP community can help you determine if it constitutes a good deal and worth doing a deeper dive based on initial rough analysis.

I have done extensive research and know I will be ready to dive in after a few more months of saving for my first property purchase.

I am diving in to being a real estate agent full time.

The client wants to sue already, I might go a little deeper into conversation with her about this. 

We've (my husband and I) have been lurking around BP for quite a while and have been planning our dive into full-time real estate investing for about the last year.

Long story short, I will be returning home to the Hampton Roads Area this fall which gives me an opportunity to dive into a market that isn't crazy expensive.

The advantage of a CPA (which isn't required unless you're a public entity) is that a CPA will have professional liability insurance, they have more training in law, deeper understanding of taxation and tax rulings, general finance and estate matters, IMO well worth the difference as opposed to a general or non-CPA advanced accountant......unless you found someone like me, but I don't do taxes!

The first step is to decide what you want to accomplish through real estate investing.Then just dive in.It can be as simple as renting a room or adding a rental suite to your existing home.or as complicated and big as you want to get.I enjoy answering tenant relation questions, if you ever have any.

Due to the oil industry taking a nose dive industry here has slowed down greatly.

To go deeper from there, are you currently able to pay off any of your debt every month?