In regards to this I ask of whoever is willing to provide some wisdom or tips for someone who plans to start out!

But once you get past the first year or two, if the income isn’t strong enough for you, your plan to season for long-term capital gains and 1031 into something with better yield is a perfectly solid move.

@Austin Barry there are lost of options to make it work.Your biggest challenge won't be tech, it will be boots on the ground.How are you planning on handling:Showings?

The virus has impacted a fund like AHP mostly in administrative delays with foreclosing on properties and getting them converted to REO properties for resale.

I currently own one rental property and plan to expand through BRRRR deals.

That’s a great plan!

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My plan has been once i got situated with a stable source of income to start investing in rental properties.

Like almost everyone else I'm sure, my situation is complicated.  Good amount of equity in one investment property, some limited money in stocks, a small business currently in the red every month, almost no other inco...

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