It sounds like a solid deal, but there’s much more to consider before taking on significant debt.Here’s my advice for anyone new to real estate investing, especially young investors:Properly Vet the Deal: Ensure the numbers are accurate.

Maybe at the same time you are securing the deal you can be interviewing around to find a solid PM company & kill 2 birds with 1 stone. 

At least prepare solid rent history showing how much you collected and if it was paid on time. 

Once you have a solid SoW it is much easier to estimate rehab cost.

.: On the bright side the ARV in this neighborhood of Toledo is a solid $39,900.  

It sets a solid foundation for your real estate journey.

I had 3 solid appreciating properties and was looking to grow my portfolio.

Typically there is a net 30 day on the payout to make sure that the tenant is solid.

Another solid move would be investing in a fix-and-flip project, capitalizing on short-term profit if you know the market and renovation process.

Also want to make sure they have a solid buy box.