The humidity levels in units 2 and 3 aren't nearly as bad as on the first floor unit (which is the one I'm currently house hacking). 

I will look over all these in the near future and review them so thank you for your comment!

I have built homes at nearly 3000 s.f. where the shell goes up in one day.

I have been presented with an opportunity to invest in 2 syndications: 1) a 500 unit Garden Style (advertised as Class B) apartment community located in the Peachtree Corners neighborhood (around Hwy 140 and 141) of Norcross Georgia and 2) a 200 unit (what looks to be Class C) apartment community at Hillandale Drive near I-10 in Lithonia, GA 30058.

I don't think these courses explain the risks anywhere near enough emphasis.

We're nearly there.

I got a prestigious government FTE job offer and despite my company countering and offering to promote me to VP for nearly 200K a year, I left for the government job because everyone told me to go with the stability of government.

I've been getting some resistance (naturally) from some family members, so it's a little stressful not having their full support. they think it's a money pit since it's an older house (1920) and will constantly need repairs causing me to lose all my money, and dont like that its out of state (1 hour from where we live, not terrible).

Im actually very proactive, I love waking up having my cup of coffee and tackling the day, I love working hard and constantly moving.

The seller moved to South America and wants to get this off his hands ("he's taking a huge loss but he wants to move this asset").PROS:The mayor of FW is pouring money into this area so I think I'd be near the front of a gentrification.Its rehabbing is mostly complete.I can do most of what is left myself - from a rehab perspective (except for HVAC)Its crime is in the middle from Trulia's crime reportingRent-o-meter and Craigslist make me think I can I can rent around $1k for each sideCONS:No HVAC at all.