They may give you scenarios that would allow you to convert it to a rental sooner.

My hope is to not stay more than a few years, so eventually that occupied unit will be rented out as well.I would love to hear from any investors in the area who have any advice, or have gone through the sort of path I am looking to take. 

My hope is to not stay more than a few years, so eventually that occupied unit will be rented out as well.I would love to hear from any investors in the area who have any advice, or have gone through the sort of path I am looking to take.

Purchase price: $35,600 Cash invested: $57,443 I purchased this property as a starter home to learn about real estate and gain experience to eventually acquire larger investment properties, like apartment buildings or strip malls.

Then you'll eventually find their training. 

And what are some good information to share to make it easier on finding deals.What sort of arrangements works well if a investor needs help running comps every now and then, as well as needs help writing low ball offers before eventually closing on a deal.

Do you want to be a full time realtor or are you trying to get started in the RE industry to learn and eventually build wealth?

I live in Shreveport LA and it's been on a steady 10 year decline in new construction and labor, here's the graphs for different industries:https://www.bls.gov/eag/eag.la_shreveport_msa.htmI'm deciding on whether to invest in my town and bank on the city turning around eventually, or investing out of state.The deals I'm looking for are what Alexander Felice does, BRRRR a foreclosure property that I purchase all in at 65,000 and will have an ARV of 95,000.

Hello Bigger Pockets community,We are new to this community and look forward to advice and eventually contributing.  

I want to eventually start a real estate private equity firm like Cardone Capital https://cardonecapital.com/ .