It works great for wholesalers who sell the deals to a flipper, so a flipper can reap the rewards by going the extra mile and conducting their own marketing

You learn a lot about data and analysis, renovation costs and dealing with tenants which can mitigate some of the fear of investing.

Maybe take extra steps like walking the prospect to their car and glancing into it, while that is not a 100% indication that they will be a good resident, it definitely helps.

Consider remote monitoring tools (like security cameras), and budget an extra 10-15% for surprises.

First step is looking at the data of your comps.

I know the addage if you treat it like a hobby it will pay you like a hobby but if I have some extra cash maybe it's better spent on a 2nd home with the potential for income vs. just using that money in my primary home. 

Alot of the training teaches you about apps, and events coming in the future that are really commercials because ofcourse you have to pay extra for them. they have so many different parts and systems for instance I just found out today that the one on one coaching i thought I signed up for where they fund you deals and you split 50/50 has 3 parts.

The basement has consistently been linked to the first floor, which features an extra bathroom, a living room, and a spacious office.

https://www.cmegroup.com/markets/interest-rates/cme-fedwatch-tool.html Of course, markets can be wrong, and data can change, but that is what is being priced in at the moment.

Thanks for the reply, job and employment data is should help me determine upcoming demand.