If you follow the punch list below, it'll go along way towards your turnkey success in most any market.Don't buy in the roughest neighborhood in the urban core.

Just make sure you have a solid "core 4" that you trust and are looking out for you.

It explains the importance of creating your core four.

Do a little research in this area if you're not familiar, core CPI doesn't really show true inflation in my opinion.

A build and sell without a very compelling reason to sell looks a lot like a fix n flip with the intent of resale not hold.But on the other hand you have a primary residence that you have lived in for several years. 

Hi @Nico Grasso, yes rental relocation assistance is a core component of City of Portland residential rental regulations at this point.

The outlying areas tend to offer newer, more affordable options while others enjoy the muti-family in the core.

In my opinion at that point I feel like I should just pick an out of state market because the New York area doesn’t seem the best place to invest right now for someone new.It does not matter where you start as long as you develop your Core 4.

New tax rules are at the core of President Biden’s ambitious economic plan, “American Families Plan” that calls for $1.8 trillion in spending and tax-credits for provisions, The most prominent impact of the plan on real estate is the treatment of capital gains.

We all know that there are three strategies for Real Estate Investing: Flipping, Buy and Holds and Wholesaling.I do know that you at least need your “core 4”; Relator, Property Manager, Contractor and Lender for OOS investing but is there a specific strategy to follow for OOS investing that increases chances for success?