Losing a couple grand because you were ignorant about something and made a bad choice is one thing but losing your home to scheme is another. 

It sounds smart the advice of @Jenny Sayavong.

I want to be smart with my next move and appreciate any suggestions!

I'm glad I didn't because that W2 gave me the confidence to make some smart investments that also spring-boarded me to get a handful of rentals in your market.

Approximately 0.00% of my clients with $3,000,000 or $5,000,000 in personal mortgage debt have the day-job income to support it, half of them had a conversation with me where I went over what choice to pick for Schedule E in cases where your CPA gives you a choice between a few options that are all allowed by the tax code.If you are buying cashflow positive real estate, your DTI will actually go down over time.

He explains this choice gives a higher chance of getting an offer accepted.I have played around with the numbers (i.e. full list price with seller contributing full closing costs vs. lower list price and seller contributing less closing costs).

Why am I confident with this choice?

Don't do this too long, as soon as you can jump in and buy but buy smart.

I found a couple of local meetings coming up and I reached out to a few local members.Which I am excited to sit down with and learn a few things from more seasoned veterans.Anyways, I thought it would be smart, to put my name out there, and get a thread going for the Pittsburgh area beginners of Bigger Pockets.

Hello friends I do wholesale real estate currently in Texas where the closing simply goes through our title company of choice, looking to move into NC though i am aware that the closing process includes an attorney.