To note is that Berkeley has very low housing supplies and a strong rental market driven by UC Berkeley.

They have been investing in Columbus for the strong appreciation and cash flow.

Looks like what makes the difference is having a strong relationship and track record with a bank.

I have what started as a single family with large detached garage.

Building a strong team is definitely key in real estate investing, and I appreciate the breakdown of the CORE 4.

There is a family in my county that owns almost 60 communities and somewhere around 17,000.

I've sold four Single Family Rentals.

Due to an illness in the family we need to terminate the lease on our rental property early in order to sell the property; the lease expires in January 2025. 

Network and try to find a mentor in these groups or wherever you can to help guide you through this industry.But if your market doesn't provide the cash flow you're lookng for I would check out single family and duplexes in Cleveland, OH that can produce strong cash flow such as 44102, 44109, 44111, and 44135.Go into Zillow under rents and look at days listed and contacts.

In Grand Rapids, do investors have more luck renting multi units or single family homes?