They are good words and I agree with them but what you think should be "the process" and what another might think should be "the process" may differ widely.

A million total dollars used is next to nothing right now, experience-wise, so you are asking people to invest in something that is fairly new and in an asset class that has been headlined widely as doomed.

Recently I was in North Carolina where state wide growth has been 9% and there are 6 areas where growth is over 20%. 

Fewer deals but incredible networking.On the west side (suburbs of Canton and Ypsi) there are two more smaller ones. 

Seller Leads are a tough nut to crack, online they mostly come from Home Valuation ads, and as you've discovered they cast a very wide net and will find a lot of folks just wanting to know their home's value (who wouldn't?!).

Hey @Roxanna Pifer,Slatehouse group Property Management covers a wide range of areas and might stretch up to the Lehigh Valley.

Reach out to @Joseph Chiofalo for a wide range of reliable and creative lending scenarios. 

I am not sure where I should start.So, if any of you wise individuals out there have any advice or tips to make this journey a bit smoother, I'd be incredibly grateful.

No, it doesn't get you "more doors" or what not, but from a risk profile it's incredibly more sound.As for the rent dilemma, post 2027 I think now if rates say are 5% or sub rather than housing inventory growing to making it pre-covid or close to it.

Could be in Austria where I was born and health care is incredibly cheap (and good) even if you pay cash.