It’d be great to know a little more about your market preferences and non-negotiables, since Alabama’s pretty diverse in terms of what it can offer.For example, the Huntsville area is a much higher-growth market than Birmingham, and the median home in each area is priced accordingly to reflect that difference.Even individual markets can vary widely by zip code—properties in a Birmingham suburb like Forestdale are going to fetch dramatically different rents than homes in a neighborhood like Mountain Brook or Vestavia Hills.In any case, let us know what your buying criteria look like, and we can give more pointed recommendations.

In one case I game them a percentage based rent for a year as well (covid), then reverted back to the fixed lease afterwards. 

As you get up and running, having a diverse range of contacts— from wholesalers to hard money lenders — means more opportunities. 

The barrier to entry in the real estate game is scary to "us" that have not jumped the barrier that programs like this one are very intriguing and attractive. 

With the median time to contract stretching from 21 to 32 days, it’s about playing the long game.

Wholesaling isn’t my game, but I leverage my network to support others because their success is my success.Shifting the conversation to value changes everything.How are you creating meaningful connections in your deals?

It's so great to see someone with such diverse experiences in real estate here on the forums.

Having someone local who has skin in the game and experience would be valuable.

I’ve been in this game a while, and I can tell you that the people that are new that think they can do work themselves often times get in over their heads and think they’re saving money.

Hey Tucker, I would say hiring a local property manager is a game-changer for out of state investments.