I'am using the BiggerPockets calculator, an app on my phone and I just googled random calculator to cross check my numbers and I'm getting 3 different calculations.

Your lease should cover the fact that they walked through and accepted the house - this includes the yard.also, regardless of the tree location you can take the straight line vertical and trim those branches in most locations - check with local HOA, building or code enforcement 

The typical path to a million in net worth is to go to college, save money (frugal with expenses), buy a house, and invest in tax deferred accounts. 

You definitely want to check local laws.

It’s a shame that you sold the property so cheap as I would have purchased it myself for that price.4) Not an accountant so can’t comment on this.5) Ohio Cashflow doesn’t have a “real estate agent” and we can simply refer one.

You can get a free account with TenantCloud or other management software, enter your property once, click a button, and it will be published out to multiple sites at once.Knowing the market requires regular research.

I recommend checking out Omni's Cashflow Breakfast Club (there are a handful across NOVA).

Hundreds of websites allow people to create fake paystubs, tax returns, W-2, bank account statements, and more.

I haven't paid for anything other than books but I'd recommend checking out Robuilt's youtube channel.

I will check out local resources.