I like that condo complexes have numerous owners that can act as babysitters for tenants, at least that has been my experience in past condos I’ve owned.

I've seen numerous posts on which City, State, Area, Region, etc. is best to invest in.

No one knows but assuming you have numerous units, not just a single SFH, positive cash flow and reserves being leveraged or not is relatively unimportant.

“We had interest from all over—numerous groups from New York and California,” said Finley Askin, associate director at SVN Chicago Commercial, the brokerage hired to sell the buildings.

@Jason Howell Hi Jason, I read once that you should come up with a specific numeric goal for a time frame (month, year, etc).

I'd start with reading the numerous posts from the past on this topic.

All different flavors of ice cream out there.I have seen some buy to hold and said they would never sell but they had a compelling reason like an offer that came in (knocked their socks off) it was so good or they wanted to recapitalize for more existing property acquisitions or new development projects.If you study business it is mainly about PERCEPTION and MARKETING.

I truly believe Wilmington gets a bad wrap and the perception is much worse than the reality.

Always do a title search, watch out for properties that have been TD numerous times and also filtered through large hedge funds, I recently encountered a nice 2.61 acre piece in a rural area I was going to buy from owner before it went back to the auction.

https://www.biggerpockets.com/blogs/9232/55313-intro-to-section-8---your-perceptions-vs-my-realities