I'd also say the layout of the units will have a lot to do with how successful the rent by the room method would be. 

If you recommend the non-degree seeking course method, what classes would you recommend? 

- Give clear and detailed instructions of what you want done- Pay them consistently, on time, and in full (surprisingly people don't do this)- Give them consistent work/employment- Don't try to nickel and dime, be willing to pay more. 

I haven't necessarily brought this up with my employer, but I also don't want to get ahead of myself (i.e. take the MLO/Broker License test and then cause issue with my current position).Ultimately, the plan would be to get my MLO/Broker License, and operate my own mortgage brokerage.

And if you spread your indexing over different crediting methods you can insure that there will never be a 0 either.These products are complex and need a good agent who knows how to optimize your policy to minimize the fee (and his/her commission) and maximize your return.

Looking for LL/tax friendly state, duplex or smaller MFR with established employment/education/rental base. 

I have a Roth 401K through my employer, which includes my personal contributions, employer match, and an additional employer contribution.

I don't mind Boarded homes as i am looking into the BRRR method for of the properties in the area. it just needs to have a good upside for refinancing.

I am currently 20 Years old, and have some capital ready to get started, but there’s one thing…I am currently self employed, projecting to make a little under 6-figures this year, and also next year.

The advantage of this method is that you don't need to qualify for a loan and your cash is limited to her payment.