Definitely keep close to BiggerPockets as you move forward, and if you choose to make Real Estate your "new venture" I hope we can help you get there!

My strategy has been looking for off-the-path parks, but you need to be comfortable in off-the-path neighborhoods as well.

Also short on capital but long on ambition, so I will be keeping an eye open for opportunities that include terms I can be comfortable with and excited about.

Then you can choose whether to have them sign a renewal for an entire year, or whether to have them sign and agreement saying it converts to month to month.

If there's an attorney representing the seller, ask for a "comfort letter" that addresses concerns that you or your title company may have.

Good reasons.No floor time, there is a call line up, no open house requirement.For both I can venture into commercial if I choose....don't know yet seeing I own more commercial.The split is not the main issue, although its the bulk of this post.I only heard #5 has good education.

The risk is not yet 'comfortable'.

I'm not saying we'll make money but I'm comfortable with the purchase.

I would pick a niche that you are comfortable with and learn as much as you can on this site.

Give 'em all you got and they will sift through it and choose what they need.