You will nitpick all new tenants and never choose one.

Also, if you choose the rental portfolio route, be realistic.

The tenants may not like the timelines or outcomes of the repairs - part is on back order, they have to pay for the repair due to abuse, the owner chooses to repair instead of replacing.

You can revisit this every year if you so choose.

Choose a market based on affordability, population growth, job opportunities, landlord-friendly states, and BRRRR potential.

@Eddie MiretskyStarting a real estate investment involves choosing a market, deciding between home states or surrounding states, and choosing between single-family homes (SFH) and multi-unit properties.

You can always choose to develop the land later down the line when the economics are more ideal.

I’ve been working in this space for over 20 years, and I’ve seen firsthand how choosing between neighborhoods versus suburbs can significantly impact your returns.City Neighborhoods: Wicker Park, Logan Square, and BridgeportIf you’re eyeing Chicago neighborhoods, I’d suggest considering areas like Wicker Park, Logan Square, and Bridgeport.

It's important to choose that one and commit to using it.

We have a GroupMe in DFW that we exchange ideas and it is an easy way to get direct support from other investors in the area.How to choose the write strategy, you have to educate yourself and create a good team around you that you can trust.Feel free to DM me for access to the groupme.