@James Edmister Wholesaling and fix-and-flipping are jobs, not necessarily investing.

Hey, i'm currently a 16 year old still in school working a part time job, my plan is to save and get a small passive income throughout uni by looking at shares and real estate.

Others choose to claim CCA each year, which means they have some tax savings and could use those savings for improvements, maintenance, or other investments.

How many units can you successfully manage on your own, without it totally consuming you're life and having it screw up your day job....I'm at 14, and I gotta say this is getting pretty tough at times

However you would need to prove that you had some kind of unexpected life altering event like a job transfer to another state, etc.

My company offers a loan based on ARV (after repair value); so the appraisal estimates what the market value will be after repairs or other improvements are completed.

Not an ideal location for Corporate opportunity....most people who do work corporate jobs commute to the city (Grand Rapids) and this significantly affects how property in Muskegon rents (interest, length of stay, type of renter, etc...)

I invest in major markets where both population and jobs (two predictors of real estate demand) are moving...CA, TX, NC etc.

By help I mean like getting someone else to put the house under their name until he improved his credit.

Hey Kristopher,Population and job growth are the main indicators we look for.