We purchased our current home during COVID at a great price and have great equity in the home as well as a sub 3% interest rate so we are not inclined to sell this home as it would rent easily and cash flow right away. 

Then, when conditions preclude either one of those things from happening their entire model is underwater, with no clue (or inclination, for a lot of them making fat fees) on how to preserve LP equity.

Early on I didn’t have the cash to float the ups and downs of multifamily, time or inclination to deal with the constant upkeep issues and the general ease of resale led me to single family which was a decent strategy. 

Researching various states and their pro and cons for a landlord I'm inclined towards TX, AZ, MO and INCurrently I am looking at the following areas:- Indianapolis, IN- St.

If I see progress soon I'd be more inclined to recommend them.

I have an inclination but I want to hear from the community. 

It is also a great idea to have someone who is mechanically inclined nearby for maintenance emergencies and a cleaner as well.

I am hoping to build multiple income streams as we are both physicians and looking to grow our family, but there is very little flexibility in clinical schedules.

I am hoping to build multiple income streams as we are both physicians and looking to grow our family, but there is very little flexibility in clinical schedules.

I'm in Incline Village @Surock Brown and have an STR as well as a long-term rental here.