@Michael Smythe -- great callouts and haven't located chosen anyone specific just yet.

I've chosen laminate that looks like granite over the years, trying to save money, but if I could go back in time and redo, I would definitely do granite. 

I would subpoena social media accounts and tags etc because I know its human nature now days to want to share anything and everything.

Here's a brief overview:My GoalObjective: Generate a monthly cash flow of $1,000.Initial Capital: $50,000 for down payments and renovations.Target Markets: Indianapolis, Buffalo, Cleveland, Cincinnati, and Philadelphia.Strategy OverviewProperty Focus: Duplexes, triplexes, or single-family homes suitable for a rent-by-room model, primarily targeting IT professionals and bankers.Market Selection Rationale: These cities were chosen for their balance of affordability and potential for rental income, with a specific interest in neighborhoods popular among young professionals.Financial Approach: Leverage the initial capital to acquire properties, possibly using FHA loans for lower down payments if applicable.Specific QueriesProperty Selection: Given the targeted tenant demographic (IT professionals and bankers), are there specific neighborhoods or property types you'd recommend within these cities?

The term artificial intelligence was coined in 1956 by John McCarthy in reference to the creation of machines that could reason and think like humans.

I have multiple friends who’ve moved back from Austin, Nashville, Bay Area, and have chosen to buy in WW instead of Oakley, Hyde Park, etc... beautiful homes with big yards, while being in the “city”.

("Human Action", Ludwig von Mises)Do I offer what I enjoy or what the customer wants? 

Sounds like I need to make actual human contact. lol

@Kingshuk Banerjee, I arrive at the same conclusion and have chosen SA over NB since then.

It costs quite a bit in lawyer fees typically, and I’m wondering how much property damage a dog can do (as long as he doesn’t bite a human)I may be wrong, but I don’t see a $20K suit for some chickens and digging some holes.