There are many laws that are beneficial to landlords that often are not publicly discussed.

The only thing is that to get the FHA loan, your property has to be in decent condition, so there isn't a huge amount of work to be done on it except for cosmetics. 

That combo of early start and hustle will give you a huge advantage.A few pieces of advice that can help you grow faster: Leverage your agent status — Get really good at analyzing properties for clients; the same skills will help you recognize great investment deals for yourself.Network with investors and mentors — The sooner you surround yourself with experienced investors, the faster you’ll pick up practical knowledge and opportunities. 

All long term hold investors should greatly take pride in all their properties and stay on top of seasonal/preventative maintenance & checks in order to avoid huge expenses in the future.

Living in one unit while renting out the others can help offset your mortgage and ease your monthly costs, which is a huge win.That said, your husband’s concerns about tenants are valid.

But it is not as effective anymore.Cold calling is numbers game and takes huge effort and time, that's why we are hiring cold callers.

My thinking is that using the money now to get started investing would be more beneficial over the returns of the 403b over the long run.

totally state and market specific.. only take advice from those that are experts in the market you want to give this a try.. keep in mind though there is a huge good ole boy network in any major city that will be light years ahead of you.. they will have tons of cash they will know values they are very tough nut to crack or break into.for me the easiest market I have seen to enter foreclosures is OHIO..

This could include loss of rental income if you are unable to find a new tenant in time.However, pursuing legal action can be time-consuming and costly, so it might be beneficial to have a conversation with your tenants to find a mutually agreeable solution.

This usually happens when a contractor is planning to run off with a huge portion of money before even completing the work.