I heard Columbus GA i can get properties around 50k and get rent around 700$-1000$.I never did remote investing. 

A HELOC or HEL is usually the best move because you get to keep your low 3.87 percent first mortgage, and the interest is typically deductible as long as you use the funds for another investment or rental project.

I initially came into investing looking to do just that: invest.

I plan to obtain my residential builder license as well so we can vertically integrate renovations and construction as we scale.I've been reading through a series of books including: Greene's The BRRRR Trental Property Investment Strategy, Han and Macfarland's Tax Strategy, Turner's Rental Property Investing, and some other LLC strategy guides. 

What many fail to recognize is that this isn’t true investing—it’s running a business, with all the operational headaches, turnover, and liability that come with it.How I am applying this advice to my own pipeline: Amending zoning to an assemblage which already has approvals for 19 apartments (10 converted and 9 new construction) and two small storefronts, into a concept that has an expanded restaurant/ground level beer garden use.

I am also looking for small MF investments in KC MO (6-25 units) now.

I moved here from Portland back in 2020 to focus on investing and now own 10+ rentals, and it’s been a great market for both cash flow and appreciation.

Is there anyone that I could chat with and who can guide me regarding Hotel Investing?

Why is Property Class so important for investors to understand and apply in their investing strategies?

This is the whole key to buy and hold investing (the brrrr method in particular)What some investors like to do is what we call a diversification exchange, where you sell one investment property and invest in multiple smaller investment properties in a 1031 exchange.