Again, they are first time home buyers, not looking to scam anyone and will occupy the house eventually but I do know they have to sign something saying they will live in it for a year, which will more than likely not be the case.They want my advice and I came across this string hoping to get advice from others in the industry since I haven’t personally dealt with this before. 

I eventually plan to get more places down the road when my business becomes more successful and I am in a better place and am excited to learn about all this and want the best chance to get it right the first time.

These are typically builders grade homes with 2-3 beds and 1-2 baths.I am looking to start turnkey to dip my feet into a market, but eventually would like to get a team started in a targeted city.

Eventually the property sat on the market for 4 years before a cash buyer purchased it.You can get a really good deal with those kind of properties because they make it very hard for a traditional buyer to jump through the hoops. 

Eventually, you'll at least pick up how to make $100,000.I would also suggest never paying for some expensive guru program either.

My exit will be to eventually sell the properties to another investor, at discount but by then I'll have earned my return. 

That house was a house hack where I eventually rented out the entire place.

I am hoping to wind up with a MF property that I can hold for a while and use one unit as a parttime 'second home' residence for frequent trips to Charlotte, and eventually use the equity in the property to leverage the next property.

I want every rental I buy free and clear within 10 years of buying it and eventually (in 3-4 years) I will switch to strictly cash purchases, and maybe leverage only for larger properties.  

Then eventually save up and pay it all off.