@Miriam Po it depends on your goals rent or flip.

Depending on how the conversation is going, I normally begin by asking them if they have considered listing the house with an agent, letting them know that it is still a sellers market, etc. 

That depends on what your state or local laws say, but I can guarantee that 24 hours after you throw it out the tenant will be back and raising a fuss because you threw out all their precious heirlooms.

It would depend on the quality of the mentor and/or mastermind.

It depends almost entirely on appreciation and is a much higher risk for investors.

I invest in Pa and here, $1500-$3000 will be your avearage here depending on size and units.

One is not necessarily better than the other.Some potential drawbacks to a home + rental unit:Shared utilitiesParkingTenant preferences (house tenants may shy away from the idea of someone living in their garage or basement)Zoning/Code Enforcement issuesInsurance costs can differ, depending on the configuration of the units

You may say the answer is: it depends on a property size, but I'd assume, you'd prefer avoiding having 15 or 20 TIC's.

One of my cards last month sent me a notice that because of my "exceptional credit" (my score stays in the high 7s low 8s depending on what I'm doing) they were increasing my credit line from $22k to $22.9k :D  I don't usually care one way or the other but the others are right - the more line you have that's not being used the higher your score.

It also depends on how you are holding title to the property.