I’d encourage you to get out to a lot of local meetups if possible.

Feel free to reach out - happy to answer any questions you may have.Id also encourage you to get out to the local meetups as well

There isn’t a universal “best” — there’s only what best aligns with your goals and your uncle’s expectations.Before looking at another listing on CREXI or LoopNet, I’d encourage you to sit down with him and get clear on a few things:• What kind of annual return is he expecting?

If the Tenant Buyer walks away from the deal I get to keep his Option payment, since it is non-refundable and I sell to another Tenant Buyer and get another Option Payment usually about $20k to $25k.I encourage buyers to get qualified for financing, give them a mortgage broker contact and to plan their lifestyle to be able to get a loan to exercise the Option.

That is about what I shoot for if I am an active investor in a deal.So I would encourage you to keep looking for some better deals and that may mean looking into some different cities to buy in.

While I can't steer you toward or away from any one particular area, your price point will likely be the driving force in determining where you can make your purchase.However, I would encourage you to shift your thinking so that you can maximize what you can do with the property you can afford. 

I'd encourage any investors (with positive or negative feedback) to contribute.https://investclearly.com/sponsors/mc-companies

However, I do encourage you to think about whether this is something you really want to get into. 

I’m also a Christian and it’s really encouraging to connect with fellow believers on this platform who are passionate about both faith and real estate.

Long-term, I definitely aspire to own a portfolio of my own rental properties, but for now I’m 100% focused on mastering the management side of the business and adding real value for owners.Thank you in advance for any wisdom, resources, or encouragement you’re willing to share, I’m all ears and ready to learn!