If I were in your shoes, I’d start with Airbnb/VRBO and use the quality of your listing, reviews, and guest experience as your differentiator.

They think a C or D property will attract the same quality tenant as an A or B property.

Warranties, virtually no capX for many years and typically higher rents due to better quality tenants that want to be in areas that are new/safe/convenient. 

I would advise that you think less about the number of properties you want to own and more about the quality.

Cities that attract new businesses, have low crime rates, a metro population over 1 million (for infrastructure and skilled labor), and low operating costs are best positioned to meet this need.Where to Start Your SearchEvaluating every city in the U.S. isn't practical.

Example: If your goal is to have "quality, reliable" cashflow in 10-15 years, then you can backward engineer that scenario and see what might best be suited to hit that goal. 

As a business owner myself, I would not want to claim association with, let alone endorse a low-quality company with deceptive business practices, like WealthAbility – it just reflects poorly.

It's just not reality.There are grants and state/local subsidies for multifamily housing for low-income or other special classification groups, but these are almost always for commercial multifamily. 

Renting out your Oklahoma property and buying new in Panama City is a solid path.If you’re looking to pull money out of the Yukon property without touching your current low interest rate, a HELOC might be your best bet or a 2nd mortgage.

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