@Meghan Schubring @Mindy Jensen is exactly right.

Agree w/ @Mindy Jensen The better option is to build relationships and trust with a core team of contractors and handymen.

Another thing to keep in mind is, depending on your tax bracket, you may better off putting the money into non-taxed municipal money market funds.

Any town that come to mind? I

So i TOTALLY RECOMMEND INVESTING IN TENNESSEE.Speaking on South Florida, First off its not a very large area in terms of land compared to other areas in the country, so with this in mind I don't know that i would say its a bad area to invest in, but i do think that a seasoned investor would do much better here than a newbie, simply bc i think its safe to assume they would have the network/financial backing to move quickly on deals... 

in my mind. I

hello all,I have a question that has been ponder on my mind. i currently reside in N.Y. and thinking of relocating to Fort Lauderdale fl. and purchasing my first owner occupied rental.question: when i use my current job income to quality for my loan. will the bank question my future job once i relocate to florida?

I’m outta town for a few weeks but if you don’t mind I will hit you up when I get back. 

And I think I heard @Mindy Jensen on one of the podcasts talk about state-specific landlord form packages available on BP for like $99. 

And then just garden variety greed I Suppose the few events I have been too. the case studies the speakers talk about is usually some whopper once in 10 year deal they did.. now its real.. but its not reality.. and I think the beginners feel that they too should get these types of deals and reality sinks in that they cant find them.. its not like being a landlord anyone who can fog a mirror can do that.. note business done correctly in my mind is an advanced strategy when it comes to NPN  ..