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Saving up for a rental property
So, I’m 25 years old and I’m saving up money for a down payment on a property that I plan on buying and holding.
I live in California, I’m not looking to purchase in my state because it’s too expensive and I want to get started soon.
Im thinking of buying in Texas because the houses are very affordable.
What sources should I look into to properly analyze a property?
What are some hardships I should anticipate with investing virtually?
Should I use my own money?
What loans can I use considering I won't be living in the property? That eliminates FHA and FHA 203k already, so I've heard.
To any seasoned investors what advice can you give me ?
Any books you recommend or YouTube videos?