given his age I just went ahead and paid for it. 

.- dump trailer - great option if you do it often and the site has a ramp where you just back up and push a button. but the storage of that thing isn't always easy- you haul it in a truck or a van - been there, done it. cursed it every time. being cheap is never a good thing- using CL - i JUST picked a guy to do my next house interior demo. i had an ad and 10 people replied within 1 hr. i had to shut it down. they have their own tralers, so than charge me a little more than the trailer costs me AND do all the demo. fantastic option- rent a dumpster - love it. if i needed more, i call them or put a vehicle infront and they have to keep it there. sometimes extra days cost me $10 per day. well worth it. i get the 30 or 40 yardersthe problem with dumpsters is that i end up doing most of the work, and i should stop doing that.just my 2 cents

Also wouldn't be opposed to the single family idea, If any of you feel you have some advice in that category.I want to buy and hold for rental income is my goal.Thanks ahead of time, any advice is much appreciated!!!

f) Please elaborate on closing the deal and its related costs so newbies like me have clear vision of whats coming ahead and costs that we might run into.g) How to negotiate prices and how to save money along the way ?

@Caleb Heimsoth I just went ahead and put together a word press.

Just doing this alone will put you so much farther ahead than all the other people getting started.

SDIRA's & Solo 401k's are fantastic vehicles for this. 

I stay 5 steps ahead of google at all times.

Should I go ahead and spend money on having an attorney helping me with my LLC start up, or could I just sufficiently use some internet resources like legalzoom.2.

I have a phenomenal job, with a six figure salary that gives me huge flexibility with my scheduling, but I’m also tied down to always being on call, and always being in a company vehicle and on a company phone.