Zach's in it for the long term.

We are not interested in owning rentals in Oregon, only flipping.

Quote from @Sharad Reddy: Hi Folks - I am looking to invest in multi-family in Sacramento, CA.

They have the option in which you do it with them and the other one in which they do it for you.

It sounds like you’ve built a strong foundation with your first rental—locking in a 2.25% interest rate and pulling in $4,500 in rent is a great position to be in.

In my perfect world I’d house hack a brick quad in Cleveland Heights or Lakewood area. 

With time hopefully the numbers will be even more in your favor with appreciation of the property and you will have cash flow to continue to invest, also it is building equity in your portfolio that you may want to tap for opportunities in the future.

If in the county of San Diego or another city in the greater San Diego area, you still have an issue.  

You can find a good rental homes in decent areas here in Columbus and you can find homes in even better areas if you were looking in the Toledo, Dayton, or Cleveland areas

I am trying to buy my first live in property by mid may in Arizona.