Also I was told that in pa a FHA has to be owner occupied for the life of the loan by a mortgage broker when I purchase.

If you are young, work a 9 to 5 job, are unhappy in that job, and real estate interests you then Rich Dad Poor Dad will change your life. 

In a prior life I syndicated a couple development deals where one of the investors formed an LLC that was then syndicated to other smaller investors.  

I've been learning a bit, but I know I have so much more to learn and nothing beats real life. 

Depends on where you are in your investment life cycle- i.e.

Too many other cool things to do in life... 

Without exaggeration, it has changed my life beyond what I could describe here.  

I've learned more and more that real estate is a life long game and patience is key.  

I have been investing in the stock market for as long as I can remember and my second read of Rich Dad, Poor Dad made me deeply revisit what I want in this life.

I have more local knowledge about Toledo than I care to admit. but aside from being born and raised there, most of the employment I had early in life had me out and about, and Ive lived in just about every area and still have relatives and close friends that live in every area.