When analyzing potential investment opportunities, one thing you can't afford to overlook is projecting those sweet returns.

I live in NYC but I'd like to invest outside of NYC where it'll be more affordable.

@Mitchell LitamIf you are looking for books to read about getting to your “why”- read the rich dad books, especially cash flow quadrant Another great book is by T.

Both of them are extremely knowledgeable, the course content is thorough, and most of all affordable for a beginner. 

On top of that, with affordability and a median home price below the national average, Cleveland stands out as an attractive option.

@Lydia T.

If your goal is to acquire many units, consider looking into more affordable markets such as Akron, Cleveland, Dayton, and Toledo, which tend to be more favorable for this type of investment.

@Henry T. 

If you’re approved for the mortgage they assume you’re qualified to pay it on your own so if you can afford the monthly don’t overlook the power of equity.

Bozo and Krusty, who are absolutely desperate for a place (almost always for good reason), are who WILL apply for overpriced apartments, usually because they have no real concept of how they're going to afford the rent.Turnover and vacancy are what kill you in the LTR game, and they kill you faster if you're working with a small portfolio.