Timothy Murphy III congrats on your new achievement.

You can read all day long and night but until you take action, you won't gain momentum to make the goals happen that you long to achieve!

A 2% rent increase won't even cover the revenue lost on the unit already vacated let alone any others ( it is winter ) I don't understand why investors seem in a hurry to evict or price out exiting tenants just to spend money and time to often achieve the same net return.

My disposition is to invest for passive income, but am open to other options. it seems like achieving financial independence through rental properties seems like a good start.

If you figure on a cashflow of $200-300 per month per $90,000 investment that you could easily achieve with turnkey products your looking at $600-$900 a month cash flow if you transitioned into 3 single family turnkey products.

Center Hill is inside the Perimeter and considered a higher crime with a low achieving schools.

Work with new wholesalers to help achieve the goal of 100 houses.4.

I hope all is well during the Holidays and I'd be interested to hear how you make progress towards achieving your goals. 

You and I share many things: equal credit card debt and student loans, and focused on goals and impatient when it comes to achieving said goals.Here's my two sense, which actually came from a local financial planner.

I've never personally had a transaction with him so I can't comment from direct experience.I would think @Serge Suchkov , who you should talk to would be best suited for what it is you're trying to achieve.