I had talked to one particular group on a property of ours in San Antonio, but after about four or five houses and they still did not act like anything would fit then I pretty well gave up on it. 

I always assumed cash flow trumped, but after listening to Brandon's podcast I think that buying in a stagnant appreciation market (but that cash flows well) would make the refinance part and ultimate selling angle would leave you stuck. 

Give them all a try and see which ones fit best and align most with you and your goals.

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We have an incentive from many angles to sell good assets, renovate them properly, then manage them well going forward. 

It didn’t quite fit the needs of our homes, so we ended up developing our own system to handle payments, recordkeeping, and guest management in a way that fits the unique workflow of recovery housing.Are you planning to continue self-managing for the long term, or would you consider leasing to a third-party operator at some point?

There’s no shame in taking your time to find the right fit, especially with your first deal.

You need to search along side your agent, and if there is a deal that comes up and fits your criteria and can fit in the box might be a great move for you and not someone else.

Is there any other loans that would fit my situation ? 

Any suggestions or recommendations for the safest, nicest areas that fits that commute?