Feel free to reach out, I'd be happy to help talk through it.

He also has no driver's license, but he does have an out of state ID.I get a bad feeling that this could turn out bad for me and feel I can decline him legally based on him not having rental references, but on the other hand I think that maybe I could either offer him a month-to-month lease with a guarantee I don't raise rent for 12 months, or require a double deposit. 

I don't know of any one-on-one training out there, but feel free to reach out with any questions you might have.Best of luck! 

The investor I talked with feels this is all way to fast. 

Deciding what strategy to go with for your first investment can feel like a lot to handle.

Hi All,I'm curious how current investors feel about SFH versus MFH, I understand SFH is not the best scaling factor for real estate investment, instead I was hoping to see if there is an argument FOR SFH over MFH?

Feel free to share your insights, inquire and connect with fellow enthusiasts in the real estate community.

Feel free to reach out with any questions! 

20-30 = Appreciation + time, unless you can really put that work in for deals and cash flow.30-50 = Mix, depending on how long your parents lived.50+ = Cash flow only.70+ = Get off BP.Modest (since I hurt enough feelings with the above) income earners (<$50k): Focus on your earned income.

I feel what you want to do and have done the same (operated units at a 'non profit' rate), but none of my single parent tenants were in a position to or even had the desire to own.