With that being said I'll obviously be focusing on out of state.I know Ohio is mentioned a lot around here, specifically Columbus, and I'm an Ohio State alum, so that would be pretty cool to secure my first property in Ohio.

Once you’ve built capital, transition to small multifamily units using DSCR loans for steady cash flow.If you need help analyzing deals or securing funding, let me know.

Supply and Demand: When buyers outnumber sellers, prices and rents rise.Population Growth: Cities with significant and sustained population increases are more likely to see long-term rent growth.Job Stability and GrowthA property’s value is tied to the jobs in the area.

That usually creates a big supply of rentals on the market that it 's hard to be absorbed and create a race to the bottom in prices, as all the properties are pretty similar and in brand new condition. 

They find properties and approach Sellers and secure a price, then they seek out an end Buyer (you) and sell it to you at a higher price. 

Here, you'll discover a realm filled with opportunities to grow your wealth and secure your financial future.

If you could see that the population growth was increasing, then you could invest with some security. 

If you expand your rental business in the future, an LLC may be worth considering, but for now, keeping good records and securing appropriate insurance should provide adequate protectionThis post does not create a CPA-Client relationship.

Ian - do you have any recommendations for a good securities law attorney? 

With the fires, labor and materials are going to be in short supply.