I have a lot of family and resources in Pittsburgh already and the lower prices there are a lot less intimidating to me than here in NYC.

I work at a community college assisting students that are new, on academic probation, foster youth, and/ or those who simply need resources and guidance.

I have about $20,000 liquid that I can tap into from savings, which I would use a portion for the down payment, and my credit score is 710-714 so I'm not opposed to obtaining financing through a local bank or credit union for financing.Also, what additional books, materials, or resources would you recommend that I could read to get myself more familiarized with this form of real estate investing?

When collecting cashflow and/or proceeds of a sale from an investment property (investment strategy probably doesn't matter) is there a significant difference in dispersing/collecting/receiving/using those funds, depending on how you hold title to the the property? 

The folks who rent to students may have some good advice, but your factory workers probably don't have parents who are collectible co-signers.

Another option if the main reason for you wanting to exit these investments is that you don't want to do the repairs yourself any more would be to hire a property manager to handle all of the maintenance, showings, and rent collections. 

I'm pretty new to the forums but I've been using BiggerPockets as a resource on and off for a few years.

Hey all, I wanted to start off by thanking the community and the wealth of resources here. 

@Amy Marie BP is a good resource for expanding your network.

Hi,We're purchasing our first property to turn into an AirBNB and were wondering if anyone new of a good resource / checklist of all the things we'll need to buy for it, from setting up WIFI to can-openers.