If you are looking at properties that are in a historic district you may be required to seek approval before you can make improvements to the exterior.

Build a base of knowledge in your market so you can deploy it! 

You are getting this reaction because it feels a little like the old "hey I'll buy you Starbucks or a steak dinner if you let me pick your brain for an hour and tell me everything you have learned over half a life-time of investing.."

A few have quit their jobs and are just investing in syndications full-time, but most have their own business or job and are investing in our syndications. 

In my experience underwriting, most 600k cabins in TN are producing more like 50k, and a 300k here will get you more like 60k.The hardest by far price range to cash flow is anything from 400k-700k (it's like an upside down bell curve of cap rate (x axis) to price (y axis).

I’m a new investor; just bought my first duplex as a house hack in Omaha Nebraska.

Great thing about out of state is many states offer a great purchase to cash flwo ratio like Indiana, Ohio, Florida, Tennessee, Georgia, and a few others.Make sure you build a solid seasoned team in regard to Realtor, Mortgage Banker, GC/Builer/Handyman. 

A wise man once said......Anyone in the Sub2 game is trash.

Having $100K saved and two decades of hands-on experience managing rentals puts you in a stronger spot than many first-time buyers.

My biggest hesitation right now isn’t finding a deal — it’s making sure I can trust the people managing it once I buy.I’ve read (and been told) that a good property manager can make or break the experience, especially for remote investors.