But once you’ve crunched the numbers and found a good cash-flowing rental property, if the numbers make sense, I encourage you to dive right in. I

After further diving in, I think a house hack makes the most sense for my scenario.

I hope the transparency is helpful to investors.Note: I have received an "Online Defamation" letter from the Blake Capital Group.   

I came across this article from Kellogg Insight showing how online sports betting is eating into people’s savings.

If you're trying to do something online or through a call center, yeah, it could be more complicated but just be open about your situation.  

Are you relying on online listings, or are you tapping into other resources?

Does anyone know of free online resources or price per report resources? 

After getting fed up with the property managers I started managing, repairing, maintaining, leasing the properties and collecting rents using online tools like thumbtack, Angie's list, Rentsavvy, Apartments.com. 

IT is a hard question, do i buy in my real expensive market, or do i rent here and invest in a better market (and by "better" i mean better for traditional investing)I would say this: The traditional idea that I am "missing out" if I don't own a primary residence in my chosen market to live in, is not necessarily a true notion.I know a guy, a friend of mine who actually told me about BP back in the day.

They are legit - USA Today had a pretty great article about them online.