I've done my due diligence (Estimated rehab budget, researched comps, reviewed the forums ;) and have a contractor lined up).I'm still super nervous and I'm sure that feeling does not leave but I'm just wondering if you experienced investors have and words of wisdom when the financial and anxiety levels are stretched!

Would love to trade notes on what’s working (and what’s not) in different coastal or vacation markets.HERE'S THE MATH ON THE SHORT TERM RENTAL BUSINESS FOR A 1-BEDROOM OCEANFRONT CONDO: Disclaimer: All information given is meant to be educational.

Complex mechanisms that few had any education even existed. 

I would say a general range would be $2,500 - $5,000 per year.On the financial planner side, I'd recommend getting a fee only CFP.

Quote from @Adam Humes: Goal:I’m working toward financial and time freedom for my family by diversifying into real estate.

What are your overall financial goals?

We’re planning to purchase our first rental property next year and have been preparing by watching BiggerPockets content and educating ourselves as much as possible.

The core point behind the guidance in Chicago is that housing decisions must be based on financial qualifications, rental history, and behavior, not on immigration status.

For kids, use 529 plans for tax-free education growth or UTMA accounts for general savings.

Add to the fact that this group (as a whole) lacks capital; has had little financial success in life; and are probably (with some exceptions) not particularly well educated and you have the results we see on BP after the no money no experience guru holds a “free” weekend seminar.