Here is my situation below:1.

I am looking to buy my first property and thought this would be the best way to catapult me into real estate investing.Home is worth 780K and I would 380K.The thought was to get liquid and leverage the money to purchase a duplex/triplex and have some leftover for maintenance and unknowns.I was told selling my home to my corporation might be the best way to get all my monies in my home for that first step in real estate investing.Looking for comments and suggestions or anyone else in the same situation and how you moved forward. 

If so, what's an ideal way to approach the situation in order to move forward?

Not sure if that fits your situation but wanted to throw it out there. 

If she has had them for a long time and you did nothing about the situation found during regular inspections then you are likely out of luck since you did not give her any prior warnings.

So here is my situation. 

I have a situation that I hope you will be able to help me with. 

Since i don't need to rely on steady income as a student i feel my situation is a bit different.What are my options for learning as much as i can about the career while still attending University?

The exact nature of your legal situation will depend on many facts not known to me (us) at this time.

Yes, 10% on borrowed money but each situation would be review on an individual basis..