If I were in your shoes, I would first evaluate the area, and if it fits my criteria and I know what kind of tenant I can put in there I would continue to the next step:Finding out how much it would cost to rehab and what kind of rents I can achieve. 

On the flip side, my “brother,” and business partner, Rob, is the “Daredevil” This means he thrive in high-energy environments, embrace risks, and is relentlessly driven to achieve bold goals.

There are however different vehicles and scenarios that may help achieve your goalsHope this helps!

As a local Realtor and investor in Branson, I've witnessed firsthand the ebb and flow of trends that shape our local real estate market.

If you have any thoughts of self-managing a growing portfolio of rentals then this could be a good opportunity to grow your knowledge-base from first hand experience.- Work with the best PM company you possibly can for the units you don't live in and compare the units of work involved in your management of the professionally managed units vs your self-managed units. 

Occasionally you can achieve cap rate compression for growth or the building comes with extra land for some value add but that's not a given.

I recognize the invaluable role that lenders, property managers, wholesalers, and licensed contractors play in the success of any real estate venture, and I am eager to collaborate with individuals who share my passion for achieving excellence and prosperity in this dynamic industry.

It's definitely worth checking out if you're looking to elevate your flipping game and achieve greater success!

I have plenty of time to achieve those goals.

Is there something achievable in the area looking for any advice?