Many investors start exactly where you are, focusing on learning and getting their finances in order before jumping in.

Curious to know what portals investors are using today for rent and maintenance requests. 

Everyone’s journey is a little different, but here’s what I’ve seen work for beginners:Most investors spend a few months learning—reading books, listening to podcasts, running numbers on potential deals, and attending local meetups or BP forums.

I am a realtor/investor here in Wilmington, by far my two favorites are the Law Office of J.

Some investors only use them for placing tenants.

Quote from @Henry Lazerow: For any new investors out there who may be tempted to go for cashflow areas wanted to give some real life examples of 2 buildings I own both very similar 1960s built 4 units.

Especially if you're open to out-of-state markets.I'm based in Memphis, where I help investors source cash-flowing deals and build teams on the ground, so if you're ever exploring this market, I’d be happy to share what I’m seeing here.

Quote from @Thomas Scott: Hi, I am an out of state investor based in New York.

Many investors rely on trusted local co-hosts or property managers who handle guest communication, cleaning, and maintenance while keeping them in the loop.

Investors miss key items during renovations, then try to list at top dollar.