You will need to get a local, rockstar Realtor, contractor, lender, and property manager.https://www.biggerpockets.com/blog/core-four-real-estate-tea...I invest locally in Columbus, Ohio

Stopped at a small cafe and had a tea.  

You all want some tea?

We went with the Zinus Green Tea mattresses.

Not my cup of tea for sure. 

Interesting evolution and parallels what I was going to do.When I read your first post on EXP and I had the same experience and feeling - too Amwayie and just not my cup of tea.

The problem is that they are squeezing every one in Florida and recently the Senate house is in the process of passing a new bill that will give insurance property the right to refuse full coverage on shingle roof older than 10 yrs.https://www.news4jax.com/i-tea...

It was a farm, owner’s lived on site, third generation property owners, and no hot breakfast but wonderful fruits, yogurt, teas, and muffins were set out. 

Hi @Jenelle Abrams, that's great that you are reaching out for help.I think a wise thing will be to understand where you want to get and then reverse engineer that and decide how you are going to do that.If dealing with tenants is not your cup of tea (which is understandable), it doesn't mean that you can't buy a rental property, it's just mean that you probably should hire a property manager...

Happy to treat you to some coffee/tea during our call if you like!