Q3: What are your current leasing practices, and what are the main challenges in advertising, screening, and signing tenants?

My main focus is the Plymouth County area and some of the surrounding markets.

What is your main focus as far as helping investors find properties?

I live in Chicago, but I wholesale mainly in Georgia, Texas, and Florida.

Secondly, if you are mainly saving up to purchase a rental property, these funds probably won't be liquid for several years after you invest.

I have done this over 100 times within the past 4 years and can tell you this is the main strategy I have found to actually work. 

Quote from @JP Garrity: For those who started real estate investing and/or became a part time agent- what was it that finally clicked in your mind to quit your main job and pursue real estate full time? 

Storm cellar, small main cabin and three airbnb tiny homes that he used for family visits.

The plan is to build the main house for my family to live in and a detached ADU for my parents.

Quote from @Nicholas Stevenson: Hey everyone,I'm 20 years old and have about $250,000 that I'm looking to deploy.Earlier this year, I bought my first rental property — a condo for $175,000— and now I'm looking at getting a loan against it to free up even more capital.I'm seriously considering starting a hard money/private lending business.I’m hoping to mainly fund flippers, investors, and small bridge loans at low LTV's (around 65-70% of ARV).Right now, I’m based in UTah, but I’m open to ideas about nearby markets too.A few questions I would love advice on: Is $250K enough to get started lending in today’s market, or should I look into pooling capital?