Can you give me any tips for like the underwriting process and making sure that I do buy a good property? 

OKC has some short term regulations now (as well as a few of the suburbs.) 

Quote from @Cody Jiosa: Just here to learn and start building my portfolio and I might have a plan that might need a partner  Welcome to BP and great luck on your investing journey!

I am in Pigeon Forge at our cabin right now.Lots of people here even on weekdays.We just got 3 bookings in last 2 days.

At least try to make it look genuine!

@Nicole BoeremaIf you are interested in a small multi-family, I would look at getting started in your own backyard by buying a house hack, and then once that is stabilized, start looking into syndications if that interests you.

@Kami Redd Hi, welcome to the fun and profitable side of real estateIf you’re just getting started, here’s a simple way to think about it:Pick your lane first.- Land, flips, rentals, or new builds all make money differently.

You are likely looking at a home in the 32254, 32208, 32206 or 32209 zip codes if you are talking about lower income homes. 

I just made the move to the Nashville area, and I’m excited to get involved in the local real estate community after selling all my rentals and my personal home in Minnesota.A little about me:I worked as an HVAC service technician for the past five years; now I’m looking to pivot into real estate full-time here in Tennessee.I previously held my real estate license in Minnesota, where I worked alongside other agents to learn the ropes and helped with showings and appointments they couldn’t attend.

Experienced investors will be there to snap up the properties at discounted prices.