You don't want to be the person buying the home that didn't sell, even in some creative situation as a new investor.

I have a fire stick but have my personal YouTube tv account set up right now.  

She called the number and the guy was asking for her SS #, personal info etc.Anyone have a similar experience?

I know the general basics of the market, the business model, etc, but I was hoping to take my knowledge to the next level.My biggest goal right now is to own a rental property before I graduate college (currently a junior in high school).For context, I love reading books about investing and personal finance (I have a very solid foundation of knowledge built up) and I currently have a portfolio of about 11k between stocks and crypto. 

I would personally stay away from the downpayment assistance programs as they have many strings attached.

I agree with the others that three months is way too long and indicates something is seriously wrong with the marketing.You (or the person marketing the property) need to really study the market and look for comparable homes (location, size, amenities, quality, price, etc.).

I personally would not invest somewhere, that I would not like to live in, if it came to worst-case scenario.

I personally purchased my most recent home with an assumable loan that has a 3.08% interest rate and it is saving me THOUSANDS every month on mortgage payments and additional principal debt paydown!   

Before I would personally buy a course, I would listen to/read all the free material on out-of-state investing (there's a lot out there). 

Would love to hear your personal experiences.