Neals learning experience.

This is the very essence of why investors buy a truly Turnkey property and experience. 

If you've gone through their program or know someone who has, I'd love to hear about your results and overall experience.

Unless anyone else had a different experience? 

First and foremost do you have the down payment, credit score and experience they require?

Any one with experience doing student rentals in Pittsburgh ?

My initial investment strategy involves acquiring single-family residences (SFRs) or townhomes within the local market.Some of the areas I’m currently interested in (in no particular order) include:Nashville, TNClarksville, TNColumbia, TNMurfreesboro, TNAntioch, TNMadison, TNDonelson, TNAt this stage, I’m focused on investing within Tennessee, though I’m open to expanding into out-of-state markets in the future.Given my current living situation, house hacking isn't an option, so I plan to pursue a conventional loan.

I haven’t invested yet, but I can’t imagine it being a bad experience.

Everyone on here has a lot of FREE knowledge and experience you can take advantage of. 

I’m beginning my investment journey with a strategic focus on acquiring a primary residence that also generates income through house hacking—purchasing a multifamily or dual-use property to live in one unit and rent out the others.In addition to this primary investment, I am actively exploring low-risk, medium-return opportunities such as tax lien certificates, distressed properties, and other alternative real estate investments that offer long-term value and manageable risk.My goal is to build sustainable income, grow equity, and gain hands-on experience as I expand into a diversified real estate portfolio.