The locations and properties that I invest in aren't popular with families, so I don't have to worry as much about school district. 

I missed the boat on house hacking, and a lot of the inventory in the Chicago suburbs was incredibly discounted during and right after the housing crash.

Meeting with local investors and telling your story is incredibly valuable when you're just starting out. 

The main thing you need to work safely with the interior variety is to set up box fans (I use two of the popular Lasko Wind Machines) for forced ventilation, but you should also wear a reusable respirator with VOC cartridges.

I'm all about the education aspect, so I'm incredibly excited to start learning in depth on the subject.My wife's family lives in and around Pittsburgh, so I'll be networking and learning the local geography through them as much as possible, but I also plan to go to as many real estate meet ups (once I find them) as time allows when we move up there to network and hopefully meet some of the local players.

The tour guide just looked at me and blinked when I started asking questions about the septic system, water treatment, how many BTUs the oil-fired boiler produced, the incredible technical challenges Wright had to conquer to build a luxury residence over a waterfall in the middle of a forest.

I am currently interning in the leasing department of a NYC real estate company right now so as to learn more, which is turning out to be incredibly interesting as I am observing the market in the wake of the tenant protection act passed by the New York legislature in June 2019. 

It is very popular, and people like to stay just for the experience.

It is very popular, and people like to stay just for the experience.

Or would banks typically not allow that.That could give me over $50k which I made from the sweat equity in the home, to go pay back my construction lender in incredible time, and leave me with another $25k in profit to invest elsewhere.Thats it...