Rents are dropping and vacancies increasing and you want to select a rental investment that will be more desirable than a basic 2 bed 1 bath unit. 

I would be glad to search investor-friendly agents to talk to in those areas. 

My buy box is SFR 3 bed, 2 bath, less than 2,000 sqft. and below 800k. 

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.

Ohio is also landlord-friendly, which makes it much easier to manage rentals.

Beds/Baths? 

.✔️ Step 2: Choose a property that needs light-to-medium workUse your construction exposure to add value cheaply.This gives you:A lower purchase priceForced appreciationA better long-term rentalExperience managing a renovation✔️ Step 3: Build momentum, then look at flips laterOnce you’ve built equity + cash reserves + skills, you can start branching out.5.

Tenants will each bring their own bed, toilettries, etc.

Option B we buy a 5-6 bed house somewhere ( doesn't matter where) and live with three other people who would pay us rent and we would live there with them and we can do the apprenticeship and RN while we get into our corporate housing business.

Quote from @Andy Chen: Hi all, I’d like your advice on how to structure a potential deal.A friend of mine owns a property outright that still has plenty of space for additional development.