My biggest issue is how to gain enough capital to buy my first property.

The biggest difference that you will find in the statutes, is how notice for non payment and or eviction needs to be handled.

A big point to consider is that Fortune Builders pitches "coaching" as part of their course -- this was the biggest issue I had with them.

They are building a new uptown area, have had the E.R. put in place and U.C.F. student body is one of the biggest in the nation.

Finding a good deal is the biggest challenge.

My husband and I gutted and rehabbed (biggest job was a new kitchen) our first home ourselves (aka no hired help) as well so we are not afraid of getting our hands dirty.  

Back to SFH, perhaps my biggest problem is sourcing.

Low price multi units" are not friendly to "the year of passive income"Probably the biggest difference is your comfort with leverage.  

Right now, the 10+ property would be the biggest interest to me too as it would increase your portfolio the fastest.How is the area and building itself?

One of the first ways which is illustrated throughout this thread is the harsh contrast between the idealistic view of real estate that we imagine (and which is marketed heavily by unscrupulous gurus) and the reality of real estate.The first hurdle to get over on the path to success is to be able to push through and to oftentimes be your own (and only) cheerleader and to be okay with it.