geeze congrats man you knew how to capitalize on your knowledge the legal way and now look from broke to dope!

The units that I am going for are ones that already have tenants, does that make any difference or do you still feel its a bad choice starting out?

I'm hoping to acquire as much advice and knowledge to make a career out of this.

Lately I’ve been on biggerpockets reading a ton and listening to numerous podcasts.. my quest for knowledge never ends.

I believe speaking to a knowledgeable title rep on this and a real estate attorney is your best answer.

I'm new here and very excited to learn and take my Real Estate knowledge to the next level. 

And if she has, then hopefully you will get to form a good working relationship with a new agent, one who who is professional enough to respect her choice in lenders and happy that she’s already got everything in place to make an offer.

I'm based in Orlando, and my knowledge of that area is more in the Tampa/St.

I'm not going to fight her over it, I can get somebody moved in easily but I am more curious for my own knowledge since this is new to me.

He has some rentals by the room himself so he might be the best choice.