If you have low capital and are brand new to investing, you should try and start with smaller multi-family.

It is convenient for me since it's flexible especially with the installation and removal.Thanks, what brand?

You start branding yourself.

That's how you become the go-to person in the world of real estate investing.Building a strong brand isn't just about impressing investors; it's also about fostering a culture of trust within your team.

Featuring brand new roof, new windows, completely new electrical system, completely new HVAC system, brand new plumbing inside the house, and all new designer cosmetic updates, luxury inter-locking vinyl floors & luxury stretch ceilings with recessed lighting & full landscaping with new sod up front.

I'm also brand spanking new to REI.

I have done about 2k move in and outs, and have about 300 sec 8 and other govt programs, so I know a thing or two :) I just got 800 for a 1 br, and 950 for a two br. still much better then cash tenants What I said IS correct.

Any good and inexpensive brands that you reccommend?

This would of course be a brand new lease at FMV - what to do about this broker's expectation that our Landlord is to pay a commission. 

Anyway, I did file an FBI report because it seems people lost money and it obviously affects my branding.