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Updated over 8 years ago on . Most recent reply

Newbie looking to get into buy & hold investing
Hey PB nation,
Looking for some advice. I don't own any properties (besides a primary residence) and am looking to get into buy & hold. I have a non-real estate investment that comes back to me later this year and a decent day job that pays the bills plus extra to build up for buy & hold. I've read books, listened to many of the PB podcasts as well as some others and just started on the forums. I feel that I have a decent grasp on the numbers & lingo but no clue on markets. For example, do I buy local in Michigan where I can touch & feel or one of the hotter markets like Indy, Memphis, etc. and rely heavily on a solid property management co? I don't have a ton of extra time with 12 hr work days & young children so I either need to go turnkey with management or partner up with someone looking to be on the property management side. I get home around 6 do the family thing until 9 then read & learn until lights out & start all over again the next day. Where do I go next? Thanks for reading! Best wishes to all.