I'm also trying to figure out what is best in my area too. The

Cash flow, baby!

This is concerning because millennials have been expected to be one of the driving demographics in multifamily apartment rent growth (as are baby boomers).

Looking here specifically for personal use as well- we're a short driving distance (close enough to do last minute trips, but not manage the flips) love the beach, love Savannah, usually travel a lot and due to covid & a new baby we're thinking an investment is a better use of that vacation budget.  

My first home was my baby step lily pad.

Probably the criminal background check will explain that.I had this same scenario happen to me but it was the girl with a young baby on the lease.

I haven't spoken to him in almost that long because we were settled and had a new baby.

I like to get a reference and then ask the reference for another reference (so you get someone who isn't biased or preloaded to give a good review).My wife and I just had our first baby this year and between my California rentals and my Ohio rentals I spend more time on the Ohio ones, but it's all from home so I get to spend more quality time with the family, so that's another benefit one you get a few under your belt.I'll be happy to chat sometime and share a few stories, just PM me.

This house will be important later.As an active duty officer, my income went up but my wife stopped working as we had our first baby.

Another 1970 baby!