For example, since my team works across the entire state of Michigan, we’d keep it to one member per territory to ensure everyone feels comfortable sharing details about their business.If that sounds like something you’d be interested in, drop a comment or shoot me a DM.

You’re living on site, so picking a place that feels comfortable, safe, and manageable matters just as much as the math.Before jumping in, make sure you understand what the realistic rent will be, what condition the major systems are in, and what you’re willing to take on. 

For a first rental, starting with a turnkey or light rehab property makes sense so you can get comfortable with management without taking on too much risk, and the city is very landlord-friendly compared to many other metros.

Once you call an agent they should walk you through it and you will likely feel quite comfortable with the process.All the best!

I’m curious — for those investing in multiple markets, do you usually look for local lenders or are you comfortable working with out-of-state funding partners?

I calculate with extra principal payments I'm comfortable to make I can reach that in 3 years while saving for another down payment for fourplex.

I think you have a good idea to have a big hangout area that also has functional uses like laundry, seating, etc. 

My biggest recommendation to you is to find a team and market that meets your goals and who you feel comfortable working with. 

. - going over list depends on you and your comfort level.

Bonus points if they’re comfortable working with investors.