Weighing out the cost/benefits of paying rent to study online from a college apartment vs. living at home rent free is something we've been analyzing for the college kids in our family/community this upcoming year.

I have been studying, learning, and attending seminars for the last few years.

I just recently studied this law last month and I don't remember anything about a 20 year period.

As an ex-agent myself, I'd recommend going with a licensed agent instead of a self service company unless you've spent a lot of time studying the coverages and know what the options are so you an make an extremely educated choice about the coverages (it's not about the price, it's about the coverage when you have a claim)One thing I'd recommend to everyone - EVERYONE - is an umbrella policy.

All I have been doing at every chance I get is reading, studying, and now listening to podcasts about real estate.I'm most interested in house hacking a duplex (or other multi family homes) and was wondering if it's worth getting in the game asap with not as much money as other people would invest with, of save up for the 20% down on a property?

For those who've studied and follow economics, there is enough to give us some strong indicators. 

Example: I’ve seen widely publicized “studies” suggesting X breed is more dangerous where the methodology was literally watching evening news and recording reported incidents...

Hoping for resources/ideas to help with feasibility study and cost estimating for a small 'pocket community' development.

Of course, I can study all of those (Just like I did in Pittsburgh) but it take some time...For example, the way the taxes works in the USA is not like in my country so I had to learn it somehow.

The $ paid to the LLC for the build would be fair market value and passed to me via a K1 (The $200K is a discounted value based on building it myself.) 7) If you think this would make a great case study episode for the podcast please let the appropriate people know =)