@Anthony PisciottaI think it is something that each business has to look at individually on their units.

There's no harm in touching base to ask if I can help, that's my tactic.3.

Anybody see a downside in selling individual stocks/ETFs in my portfolio that are showing a loss to lock in those losses for tax purposes next year and then redeploy the cash to low priced index funds?  

Especially if the seller has already to help out with the repairs, I see this as doing more harm than good to the deal.

Ideally, I will be house hacking a duplex or triplex in the Dallas area in three or four years to coincide with my companies move, then turning my Austin home into a rental unit.As a San Diegan I have very limited knowledge of Austin‘s Real Estate market aside from the obvious, a sellers market with a constant influx of individuals such as myself. 

Look at it from an estate planning wealth transfer as well as how it is taxed. you have a lot of options-Ages of kids and grandparents, amount of money, financial position of everyone, health of individuals, etc will make the Proper options float to the top. 

Be sure to reach out individually to people you find interesting.  2.

I didn't do as many deals as I would have liked, but the ones I did were with high net worth individuals and one newly formed real estate fund.

I'm looking forward to making my first real estate investment by the age of twenty with the goal of making this investment a wholesale or flip, which in turn would provide the necessary capital/revenue to purchase a multiunit property primarily focused on the creation of cashflow.I want to convert my mind into a resourceful asset to myself and to the individuals who help me establish my real estate journey, so if you have any suggestions for someone as young me and as someone new to real estate investing, I'd be honored to hear them.

It will let me add a second individual owner/agent but that only allows personal info.