-Cole You don’t need a property manager located in the local area of your properties - that’s the beauty of modern technology!!

Hello all I'm new to bigger pockets I've been learning about real estate and the different ways real estate can benefit me now that I have a plan and know more specifically what I want out of it I'm just stuck on how I should go about buying my first rental property

I couldn't agree more as a professional property manager.

Look for distressed properties or FSBO signs.

Can you share how many bedrooms/unit and the zip code of the property?

Additionally, would you still look for properties that need significant rehab work or more aim for properties that just need cosmetic rehabs?

Purchase price: $175,000 Cash invested: $60,000 Sale price: $370,000 We decided to sell this property after successfully BRRRRing it.

I am looking at some Repository list properties, due to these being on this list it is to my knowledge since they are from judicial sale they will be provided with a free and clear title.I am noticing 2 things on some PINs either the pin is for a "improvement only" (trailer, garage etc) or the name on the repo list does not match the most recent on the GIS pin.With these situations does that mean if its improvement only you would only own the trailer for example and not be able to do anything with it as the land is still theirs? 

The main thing that I would want to set up is a system for tracking / managing tenants but it isnt super important with just the one property.

You may want to buy some properties that don't need a whole lot of work done.