Focus on areas with low vacancy rates, strong rental appreciation and economic growth (check to see if businesses are coming or leaving and what unemployment looks like). during this phase you should decide what tenant profile you are going to target section 8 (or similar)?

Personally, I like New Brunswick because of the constant growth at Rutgers, J&J, RWJ, etc - tons of opportunity and we never worry about vacancy here.

In today's fast-paced real estate environment, having a flexible strategy is key to growth.

Cincinnati's growth is something to speak on as well.

Definitely have heard a lot of great things about market growth in Phoenix area!  

Starting an LLC after purchasing properties can help understand investing style, asset protection needs, and business growth.

Automating rent collection is another smart move, it reduces headaches and ensures timely payments.For future growth, having access to financing options will be crucial.

My goal is to avoid luxury or extremely expensive communities, as I believe the rental income wouldn't justify the high property prices.I'm particularly interested in up-and-coming neighborhoods with significant potential for property value growth.

It is a beautiful area but because of the zoning and rules up there it would be difficult for the area to "blow up" and have a ton of new growth.

Our city is experiencing rapid growth and presenting excellent opportunities for investors.I would be delighted to connect and share insights about our current market and turnkey properties.