Mastery may make sense if real estate investment if it is your primary career, but we have yet to be provided enough specific information to know if there is a sufficient return on investment for a secondary career.

Account Closed..I don't think it matters much..Get what you want..Maybe keep the Kia as your field car...

This investor is just thinking of one big score and they could care less what it does to your career for their quick financial gain.

Call me, we can talk about the online tool or we  could do a field trip to the Registry of Deeds (downtown Nashua). it is kind of fun looking at the old stuff.I'm a newbie to BiggerPockets so I may miss something. 

On the advice of many other multifamily investors, I plan on initially managing this myself in order to learn the business, but eventually outsourcing it, as I want to devote my time to my main career (insurance sales) and finding more deals.

There are three components that are necessary to start your investing career off on the right foot. 

If really like to "house hack" for a few years and switch careers and relocate. will I be able to continue house hacking if refinance through an FHA and reuse my VA loan for another multi in a diff location ?

Unless you already had a decent job for 2 years (Minimum) while in college, lenders will typically give you financing based on you graduating with your bachelor's degree and securing a contract with a job in your degree's related field.

Quickly bankroll an emergency fund in case something unexpected comes up.Alternately, you could also instead focus on a proper career job in your field.

We are older (the Mr is about 5 years from retirement) and I'm not up for a whole new career.