Hi friends, I got a renal property in Snellville, GA, under contract recently (finally!)

Just don't stretch yourself too thin, always look for the next deal and you'll be fine in the long-term.If the entry price is too much for you I'd look at some ancillary markets that are a bit out from DFW, one town I was surprised by its quaint look was Sulphur Springs, and Greenville is another option.

@Jordan Mobley Hi Jordan - finally circling back to your question:"I see what you’re saying.

@Marco Chaidez loving the final product!

In fact I just finalized a HELOC on my primary residence & will close on a duplex purchase next week - both via Centier Bank.

Haven't gotten final figures from our electrician in the cost but I have always been interested in off the grid type products.

If you look here on BP, there is a lot of info on how to screen tenants.I also include as my final step in the approval process a home visit at their current residence to verify that they've taken "reasonable and normal care" of it. 

It isn’t the extra thousand it’s gonna cost to get her out, it’s the extra $10,000 it’s gonna cost to get that place back to rentable condition after all her sh#% is finally outta there….

You know that moment in Groundhog Day where he finally realizes that he’s going to keep repeating the same thing, over and over and over?

Agree on a final $$ number and a desired schedule.