However, with that multitude of knowledge I've gained (and still searching and learning) my biggest concern now is after I accept the offer, relocate, and start getting paid I want to ENSURE that I dont suffer from "Lifestyle Creep" and focus all of my money on preparing myself and my bank account for getting started in real estate investing.So my question is this,Should I seek a financial planner or an accountant to help me manage my finances to achieve my goals in real estate investing? 

However, with that multitude of knowledge I've gained (and still searching and learning) my biggest concern now is after I accept the offer, relocate, and start getting paid I want to ENSURE that I dont suffer from "Lifestyle Creep" and focus all of my money on preparing myself and my bank account for getting started in real estate investing.So my question is this,Should I seek a financial planner or an accountant to help me manage my finances to achieve my goals in real estate investing?

It will be great to have the data for a unit to extrapolate to any building. 

Don't get me wrong: Your agent should explain the terms and conditions and ensure you are comfortable with what you are signing, and they absolutely should make sure all parties understand the timelines, key dates, and deadlines. 

Hi Indy Investors,Just curious to know what are the returns you are getting for a standard 30-year buy and hold properties at Indianapolis, Marion CountyI am feeling, most of them who invest here, do flips, BRRRRs to ...

With so much data out there (ex:population growth, employment, crime ect.) how can I pinpoint one market to invest in?  

Locally getting some of the public record data is impossible to get anywhere outside of the MLS.  

But, I’m going to take my time so I can ensure I acquire assets that will provide for my family for generations!

We pay close attention to the market and review market data through Zillow and Craigslist regularly, as in at least four times each year we put together spreadsheets on the competition on a square foot basis. 

@Jay Wang if you look at most of my previous posts about Raleigh/Durham they are data-driven answers, however, in this case, I think a common phrase I hear around town best answers your question about Raleigh vs Austin."