For a first time OOS investor, I'd suggest buying a single-family or duplex LTR to make sure whatever market you choose is a good fit.

Many lenders offer options for owner-occupied financing on 2-4 unit properties, which could be a great fit for you.Long-Term Vision: Since you’re already in a mentorship program for multifamily syndications, keep that long-term goal in mind as you make decisions.

Either this warranty deed is held in escrow where it will be destroyed upon payment in full of the note or recorded if the loan is in default; or the warranty deed is recorded and will be rescinded if and when the note is paid off or at some mutually agreeable milestone is reached.  

Let me know if you want to chat more about these options or would like help mapping out a strategy that fits your goals.

I am agent investor in NH and Maine and I know of several properties that would fit your criteria. 

Contact local authorities, consider long-term rentals (LTRs), work with a local realtor, and network with other investors to ensure the property fits your long-term goals.Good luck!

Both of those towns have stringent rules about STR's that can make it more difficult to find the right property that will fit your strategy.

However, after a successful first wholesale deal, I realized wholesaling wasn't the right fit for me and I took a break from real estate to explore other opportunities.I'm now excited to dive back into real estate investing and am eager to network with other investors and real estate professionals in the area.

Buyers are now responsible for ensuring their agent’s compensation up front before showings take place.When you meet your next agent, consider suggesting a meeting to determine if you’re a good fit for each other.

Yes I pay more for her (around $10/hr) but you get what you pay for.If people message me happy to provide company name, what they do is they find the VA's and have them take Culture Index and other tests and they prescreen them, then you interview them and select the best fit