Just be sure to buy below market and budget conservatively for holding and renovation costs.Good luck!

Just finished reading Short Term Rental, Long Term Wealth by Avery Carl.My full time job is as a partner in a marketing company focused on banks and I have been in banking one way or another for 25 years.  

Used to draw a lot of people from NYC/Philly in the 60s & 70s, then started dying a protracted death for 40 years and is somewhat turned as there are people who commute from there into both Philly & NYC these days.

Most investors overpay on their loans — not because they don’t qualify for better, but because they don’t know what’s possible.Here are 3 mistakes I see way too often (and how to avoid them):1.

Also, look for an IFA in your area.

Lastly, ensure the equity in your current property is accessible if you plan to use it for financing (e.g., HELOC or cash-out refi).Good luck!

Purchase price: $160,000 Cash invested: $250 Seller is willing to owner finance but I'd like to wholesale my contract for $12,000.

Is cheap, fast, easy and overkill for 30 properties or less.

I say all that, but obviously don't go crazy and buy million dollar homes for your first deal either make sure it's a calculated risk.

If you’re moving to Colorado and want to invest there out of convenience, that may work out, but sometimes the markets that work best for your style or strategy aren’t where you live.