Sometimes I think people here are using AI to give their replies. lolAnyways, just my 2 cents.

Understand landlord-tenant laws at the local, state, and federal levels (e.g., Fair Housing Act, security deposit rules, eviction processes).Set clear expectations for rent payments, maintenance, and lease terms.Price rents appropriately based on local demand and comps.Track income/expenses for tax reporting.Good luck and I hope you have a wonderful experience!!

good luck on your journey yovani im in oklahoma city you will love BP tons of great information here. so you plan on flipping houses to get started?

Looking for Tips on how to find places that have multiple cabins or additional dwellings on a property that I could live on and run.

Starting with wholesaling is a smart move if you have limited capital since it helps you build knowledge, cash, and connections without needing to buy property right away.Here are a few quick tips as you get going:* Focus on lead generation-driving for dollars, networking with tired landlords, or pulling niche lists (like vacant or absentee owners) can all be low-cost ways to start.* Build a solid buyers list early-cash buyers are key to moving deals fast.* Learn your market well-knowing what investors are willing to pay in your area will help you lock up contracts that actually move.* Don’t be afraid to partner with other wholesalers at first to gain experience and share deals.As you grow, you can easily pivot into buy & hold, flips, or even creative finance strategies using the capital and skills you gain from wholesaling.You’re in the right place to learn and build those long-term relationships.

That’s actually what drew me to Columbus—I moved here about three years ago and now I invest and sell real estate in the area.

Then you can look at branching out into other investments because you will have equity you can use.That is what I think the best way for most younger folks can do to build a great portfolio.Just ask @John Underwood.

2) Long-Distance Tips – What are your top recommendations for out-of-state investors getting started in a market like Cleveland or any other markets?

Here's a few others:1.

I'm local here in Miami.