Definitely the best name around ;) As I browse through BP it is definitely overwhelming the amount of resources that are available.

I would assume that management is definitely a con but the cash flow can be so much better depending on where you invest.

You should definitely ask what he/she meant and if it's a suggestion or requirement based on the amount of properties.

Just wondering if I can take advantage of the 80% depreciation instead of the 60% depreciation. 

Also - wonder how materials compare to US prices.It would be interesting to see what the final impact will be.  

Deals are definitely hard to find especially with the current interest rates.

But I’m wondering if I do buy it, couldn’t I just apply for a rental license for the entire single unit house and list the 3 studios as short term rentals on Airbnb/VRBO?

Exploring these resources will definitely be beneficial on your journey ahead.

I was wondering if anyone here had any good ideas for a job that doesn't require a degree and isn't extreme manual labor?

I'm pretty sure BP has an article about realtors working with investors that is definitely a good thing to read up on. other than that be ready to spend a little money, be ready to run comps, and re-hab "numbers"  on properties for your investment side all around just prepare yourself and soak up as much information as you possibly can because learning the realtor side of the real estate world and the investment side are two, I wouldn't say completely different things but there is a lot more information to stack on top of the realtor knowledge.