If you look a couple blocks back from the beachfront (even east of A1A) you'll find plenty of options that cashflow narrowly.

As far as women investors, I'm not one so I'm not even going to act like I have a clue if it's more difficult to do or not, but I can tell you that there are plenty of very successful women in real estate so it's definitely doable.

It's free, other than the food and drinks you order :) But there will be a lot of various backgrounds there for you to talk to and network with. http://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/521/topics/144...Good luck out there and welcome to the forum.

There will be plenty of time to do real estate investing.

We see plenty of clients use us to buy, fix, and refi out to a conventional loan once the home meets the criteria.  

Although there are good, reliable and reputable HM lenders, there are plenty of flakes.

There are plenty of properties around my own neighborhood for sale, but thing is that business like Coldwell Banker and others of the sort own many of them available while I have only found 2 for sale by owner.

You'll find plenty of information here.

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I would suggest an attorney in Franchise Law-- not a general or real estate attorney as Franchise Law is very specific.Yes food has the lowest markup and short shelf life, however, drinks and some yogurt/ice cream can make the numbers work.