That part of Tenn is a relatively reasonably priced market and I think you could probably find some great returns in the 20k to 40k range and ratchet up your returns a bit especially if your first starting out.

I am going to buy my first property soon for investment.If you want to get your RE license, go to Champions School of Real Estate.  

Other interests include ancient history, biking, tennis, chocolate (dark), and travel.

I'm extremely new to this and would love to hear back on anything you've championed or that challenged you in the process.

I played tennis at Murray State in Kentucky and graduated about 3 years ago.

It offered numerous amenities, like swimming pool, tennis courts, clubhouse, retail store, fishing lake, etc.

Hey Adam, This is an idea that's been in the works for a whole, but I suppose I am the internal champion and am leading this project.

@Jordan Champion number 1 you need the education and also you need to follow a system if you don’t have those two you’re not ready there’s so much more when it come to flipping houses/rehabbing

I feel like I hired the Belarusian's extended family members as plumbers when we first moved here-they took our tennis rackets, my husband's weight plates, all manner of exercise equipment. 

Focus on the gold and like champions do.