Example size 10 x 20; climate control or not; access, etc. 

They’ve raised capital and want to scale into acquisitions, and I’d essentially be building things out with them from the ground up.The offer on the table is:- Base Salary: $60K- Bonus: $10K flat per closed dealMy background is limited to a few real estate internships, so they’d be putting a lot of faith in my growth and development here.

So I've heard this can run you a lot - around $30,000 for the average sized home of $400,000 in the area I'm looking at.

Your talking multi-family, which intones size.

There is not a one size fits all approach for what the optimal order of funding is. 

I've been looking for a small studio size 1bed 1bath house to buy to keep my personal monthly expenses down but not many are around.

Anything specific to watch out for with lender approvals on a property this size?

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I want to automate and delegate as much as possible, to enable scaling up the portfolio to quit my f/t job.What size (# doors, $/door, monthly NOI) got you to the point that you could quit your day job and have p/t or contractors handle most of the day-to-day work?

My question is, should I focus on paying off my debt which is credit cards and a car loan roughly about $20,000 in total and go to the closing table with no debt with enough for closing cost and a little bit in reserves or should I focus on saving more for closing costs and reserves and go to the closing table with more cash in the bank account?