I only mention it to warn you that there're MORE restrictions than just the "passive activity loss" rules that you must have heard of.One very important concept to remember, and a beneficial one, for a change: restricted (the IRS calls them "disallowed" or "suspended") losses are NOT WASTED.

I remember hearing about one on BP but can’t remember the name.

Keep learning, stay patient, and remember—real estate success is a marathon, not a sprint!

Remember that having a good relationship with a lender is more important than a small difference in interest rate (In my opinion.)Cheers!

It was a really nice touch and I will always remember it.

I would question the "Fair Housing Law" statement as I have read (although I do not know it verbatim) and I do not remember seeing anything about applying security deposits towards rent.

Very possible biggest factors are can you find the deals that will be profitable (I work with auctions and that varies hugely) and how fast can you execute them and move to the next one, remember that you have time on the market and closing time once under contract (usually an extra month) before you get the capital back out. 

This has been our setup for over 10 years and I remember being told early on that liability insurance has to originate with the landlord's personal residence, whether it be a homeowner's or renter's policy. 

I remember the rental market for long term is strong with a lot of soldiers in and out.

I remember being a renter on disability from 2009 through the end of 2012.