He gave selflessly, regardless of our circumstances, and that instilled in me a deep appreciation for giving from an early age.

Always budget for: roof/fascia/gutters, sewer laterals (get a camera scope every time), foundation/water intrusion, electrical panels, and aging HVAC.

Look at bed/bath count, square footage, and age to find close matches.

If I could go back to that age, I’d tell myself a few things:First, don’t underestimate time.

Again, not sure if this is a SF or MF but 7% vacancy is possibly high (depending on any current lease in place or if it's currently vacant) and depending on the age/condition, you might be able to tweak maintenance and capex. 

This day and age it's hard to know who is a scammer and who isn't.

You can scale up as you gain experience.At your age, your biggest advantage is time.

Age of PropertyEtc.I'd love to see what the consensus is for SF rental criteria.We have a hurdle rate objective (ROI/cash of Cash) for our purchases. 

I have a certain ratio per100 headcount (not households, not age, not sex) I use when decidingto buy or build in a town.

I’m just looking at getting some advice as what do next with my age, income (200,000), and my position, with wanting to be financially free well before retirement age.