But just remember to do things in order:1) Determine your personal investment philosophy2) Identify a market with positive fundamental demand drivers3) Build a team of experts (agent, lender, property manager, contractor, CPA, real estate attorney)4) Identify a property to purchaseGood luck!

Keep buying rentals with capital and financing & diversifying & building my portfolio while learning on the fly or step back and sharpen some corners in my brain so I go at it with a more fundamental and knowledgeable approach??

Keep buying rentals with capital and financing & diversifying & building my portfolio while learning on the fly or step back and sharpen some corners in my brain so I go at it with a more fundamental and knowledgeable approach??

Also technical analysis of crypto is sketchy at best and there is no fundamentals to go off of like p/e.

@Kevin Giraldo - Population growth is a big factor, and generally speaking Orlando has some good fundamentals. 

I believe that people should execute the boring fundamentals of wealth building such as paying yourself first, developing high income skills, investing in what they understand, etc... the slow way.

New investors barely have any investing fundamentals under their belts, and then they want to add in the highest risk factors?

@Daniel O'Donohue the best thing to do is study the underlying market fundamentals and choose a market (job growth, population growth, purchase range, affordability, property taxes, landlord friendly, etc.).

The fundamentals just aren't there. 

@Hayes Mercure you can add this to your toolbox: https://www.bestplaces.netStart with the big picture (market) then drill down further (find a realtor and pm to help you) and then go deeper (neighborhood, property).Tip: the 2 biggest underlying fundamentals of a healthy market are: population growth and jobs growth.