If you don't then you can waste everyone's time with inflated or incorrect assumptions. 

The “Section 8 Masterclass” on YouTube is also a solid walkthrough if you want something quick and visual.If you’re just getting started, I always recommend learning your local Housing Authority’s process first; that’s what really makes or breaks your experience.

The rents were solid, so the buyer went to a DSCR lender rather than a conventional bank.The lender ended up giving them a first mortgage for about $500,000 at a normal market rate with a 25-year amortization.

Tenant screening and expense tracking has been solid.

Do they have solid incomes?

Still seeing solid flip opportunities popping up around Nashville even with low inventory.

My goal is to build a solid foundation now and expand my portfolio in the future.If you have any recommendations or tips, I’d love to hear from you!

I’ve got solid communication skills and I’m good with systems, but I’m not sure what the first step is.

Overall, a solid experience and I’d definitely recommend Rent to Retirement to other investors.

Sounds like you two are starting with a really solid plan.