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@Julio ZepedaMolina, the fastest way to get into the game is to join one of your local teams (perhaps for no pay) and learn the business from inside.

When Brother A Moves OutHis room becomes a third rental unit → now an even bigger share of expenses can be deducted.Brother B still lives there, so the property is still partially personal, partially rental.3.

The best advice I can give is to focus on building a strong foundation first—learn the numbers, understand cash flow, and build a reliable team (agent, lender, contractor, property manager).

Pics look great online, then I walk through and point out everything that was cheaply done, and we move on.

I’m moving to Omaha in about a month and just started looking into the idea of using my VA loan to buy a duplex, triplex, or even a single-family home and rent out the extra space.

Columbus has been a really strong buy-and-hold market because of the steady population growth, job growth, and the number of big employers moving in like Intel, Amazon, Google, Honda, Microsoft, LG, Anduril, and Nationwide.

Either way, building a strong local team is key.

I moved here from Portland, Oregon in 2020 to start investing and now own 10+ rentals, and a big reason is the strong fundamentals—population and job growth are both climbing, and huge companies like Intel, Amazon, Google, Facebook, Honda, Microsoft, and LG are moving in or expanding.

But the secret to success if you are remote is to have the right team to work  with