As I look at my company's pace report, most properties are merely reverting back to 2019-esque numbers. 

I have a couple business partners looking to pool resources to make this possible as well.I am interested in connecting with bigger pockets experts, agents, and lenders in Middle Tennessee or surrounding states.  

We plan a trip to middle Tennessee area next week to scope out some neighborhoods.

Paces staff works diligently to answer all questions in a timely manner, I have even reached out to pace on Instagram myself and he has answered my questions personally.

I've focused on less popular markets in middle America near hospitals, universities, and major employers that attract work-related travel.

NYC duplexes/townhomes, Williamsburg, Cobble Hill, Fort Greene, Long Island City, Astoria, Middle Village, Mott Haven, etc.The areas with the best potential cashflow/cost of living savings will likely be neighborhoods with more active inventory and more turnover - i.e.

Split it down the middle and work it like a true partnership where the interest payment, tax, insurance comes out of the entity.

They also did not allow me to dispute, and the seller on the other side did not want to compromise so I was left stuck in the middle.

I started in 2019 and am still adding (albeit at a slower pace).

Cut out more middle men and error in communication.