My sample size is small but I have not needed to show the apartment to book it yet.

@Vhernadette SasingFor 2024 and 2025, consider leveraging real estate for passive income through turnkey out-of-state rentals, multifamily or small apartment buildings, and short-term rentals.

We have a single family home, a small commercial retail building, and now we are pursuing a 5 unit apartment complex.

We have a small group already that you could be added too as well.

The building is small (1200 sq ft) but it has a charm with the vaults that I think could be rehabbed into a thriving business.

You may need to spend every cent they offer on moving things out and back in, but that a small price to pay if after this is done you have your property back in the condition it was when you started.

Mentorship and joint ventures are excellent ways to gain experience, and it’s essential to start small, communicate clearly, and build trust.

While running a large group of small landlords in Philly, i have visibility into the full realm of challenges that new investors face - and some are quite overwhelming and totally unexpected because they jumped in without fully understanding what they jumped into. 

It may just seem like a small amount because the properties there are pretty cheap, but if you back-calculate the property tax rate, it's relatively high (not Texas high, though).

My parents live in a small town in Ohio so I might start there, but at the moment I’m just trying to build connections to find good markets, and from there deals ideally.