What I did (my goals and availability of free time are different their yours) was to buy one that was ready to go and get it rented (and go through that process). 

With the wealth of information available on BiggerPockets and numerous other sites and books, I'm not sure where to start.

My realtor suggested offering up to 3% buyer assist to help buyers who might have a hard time coming up with that 20% down since FHA financing isn't available on this house, so we did that a couple days ago and also dropped the price $2,000 to push the listing more towards the top.

This info will lead to several options being removed from possibility.The best software options are designed for PM companies and can cost a decent amount monthly.Here's some cheap options:Doorloop, Hemlane, Innago, RentRedi, Stessa, Avail, Apartments.com, TenantCloud, TurboTenant, Buildium

.:)It all depends on how much time is available to frequent stores/Facebook to find newer modern furniture.

Im currious the kind of loan option available for this kind of property.

You may have some days left in ad - just push out the availability date to when it is opening again to attract those potentials that are planning way ahead.

It's a job, not an investment.Real wealth is built by holding property for a long time.If you save $6,000 a month, that's over $60,000 available to invest in one year, with a little held in reserve for emergency maintenance issues.

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As an investor first and a DSCR broker second, I'm always available for strategy sessions to increase profits.