My (NON-CPA) understanding is this:2 years ago, you could:-Write off the up front mortgage insurance premium-Write off the monthly mortgage insurance premium-You were "grandfathered" into these rules if you bought your home using FHA back then, so you can continue to write off the monthly premium-MIP falls off at 78% of LTVUsing FHA today:-Up front premium no longer tax deductible-Monthly MIP no longer tax deductible-MIP NEVER goes away, regardless of LTVAgain, I suggest you consult with a licensed tax advisor to confirm all of this is precisely accurate.

I like the initial approach and just know that it will continue to evolve as you get going.

Also even if none of that was a possibility, healthcare always has been and continues to be available for you to go out and purchase.

So 50x12 = 600 sq ft or so total.Just looking for some rough numbers here, I realize the cost will vary one location to another.

Different state vary.

State laws vary.

I'd say continue going to Law School.

I am continuing to educate myself, I have a website, and am just trying to network as much as I can.

We went out, purchased an REO, updated it, sold it for a pretty hefty profit in about 2 months, got hooked.My education is now continual, there are things I want to move into that I have no clue about, and want to start learning.

Im going to continue doing it, because Im a firm believer in staying focused and sticking to it.