I'd hesitate to sell your first to pay for the second, you want to stay net long assets.

Stay warm,

I’d suggest researching and staying open to different markets, then narrowing down your options to start building your team.

Location is key, there must be paths of progress in and around the buildings which will hopefully allow the property to stay desirable for renters.

I'm in the military and TX is a place I will invest in one day; I'm not sure if I will be staying in Texas or moving until my window opens up in January. 

The notes I have, have performed very well, and would love to stay on that train.

I'm not sure if I'd like to take a chance in sourcing new tenants in the area and hoping I don't get bad ones, given that the area seems to be one that lots of people stay away from.

@Kasondra Milton- hi there ...thanks ...Raised in the fairport area ...live on west coast now ..last summer I had to return to Roch area to help with a family illness  situation ...I stayed in a AIRBNB that was close to Strong hospital for 3 weeks ...in my search for places - I must say I was surprised at the lack of options ( at least at that time ) ...that being said - I agree with your comment about the fact that Greater  Roch  likely  wont  attract a large amount of renters consitently  ( outskirts  like  finger lakes are a diff story ) - thanks and good luck

👏 Agree, this is the kind of data that can help you stay ahead of the curve.

Here are my thoughts:Hostaway: Stay away.