As opposed to suburbs where generally you're going to see a higher % of homeownership.I know there is a section about the rent by room strategy in the book "The House Hacking Strategy".

We owned that particular unit for 18 months are, and save for replacing a few tiles in sections, it seems to work out.Take home - I'm just not sure if it's better than just going with a basic carpet selection.

Tap into those markets.......generally your biggest wholesalers can potentially be your biggest buyers.also go to Your rent section on zillow in your area. research a couple of the owners of the rentals and reach out.

You must follow it to the letter of the law as stipulated in the Texas Property Code sections 24 and 92.

@Daniel Kent, @Dwight Will, @Amina Sanders, @Jonathan Herron - Make sure you guys all keep an eye out on the events section for the next South Jersey BP Meet up.

No one is saying section 504 or 203k home repair program is successful, lets do more of that.

Most of my Section 8 tenants left on a bad note and resulted in financial losses.

People who cut corners like this are likely to cut corners in other ways that may cause the LLC to be "Pierced".

Welcome @Kiara SpenceThere's alot of great points mentioned.You'll surely want to understand your budget, narrow your focus/objective, work with a lender/broker that understands your goals and put the right people in your corner to help identify deals.Are you going to reside in your primary and buy the rental?

What I think is a valuable tool/person to have in your corner now more than ever is an investment specialist or specifically STR specialist realtor that knows how to underwrite and thus knows how to find a good deal.