I would love to get suggestions on what the best areas could be to look for a house with 3+ bedrooms (ideally much more), in the 500,000 range, that would be a high demand rental market, and of course walking distance to the train. 

If you need to permit, have that conversation with them in advance.I'd think instead of 13k you could be closer to 7-8k going this route of course I haven't seen your setup yet.On the electrical, sure, that's an option. 

I know my Canadian network would love to get more exposure to see if this is a good fit for them.

I assume that if I go through the real estate agent course and exam, that I’ll have several advantages as a new Investor:1.

Of course their adjuster is going to try to avoid responsibility.

Of course you should not discriminate by age, race, religious or gender, even age.

I was recently hired by a full service brokerage (leasing, property management, investor relations, acquistions, etc.) and they use the time during the 3 week accelerated prelicensed broker class to determine what role you fit best within the company.

We've bought occupied houses, and usually an addendum suffices, with just a page that states how much their rent is, who to send payments to, who to contact, and of course, a term with the dates.

Excuse me, and the PNS of course

., pay down debt).Good luck, welcome to Bigger Pockets, and let us know as you have more specific questions along the way of course!