It makes me wonder if all the hype around "house hacking" and financial independence is driving the hype even higher and encouraging more millennials to jump in. I

Originally posted by @Carloz Gil:If you are looking to buy and hold and primarily looking for cash flow, what conditions do you like your the properties to be in? I

As a newbie, I would like to invest in a city I know but I understand there are easier markets to work in, especially with the trend our city is in. I

So im gonna make this simple and straight to the point, i want to invest in real estate and either flip houses or become a land lord and have tenants who can point me in the right direction so i can learn everything i need to know about real estate before i jump in? I

Pete is the city we went to college in, and would love to retire in. I

If the PM is slow on letting your contractor in is it because they are not making money opening doors?  

I have dealt with (usually older folks) yelling at me and basically lecturing me to the point I literally could not get one word in. I

@Eric Calabrese I guess it depends what stage of your investing you are in, I was in the right around 20 units spread across a bunch of duplexes.

Totally not a real estate question, but I know there may be people in the forum that may be able to chime in. I

Now if I just work off my desired profit of $20k and factor all cost in I can go up to $95k which is what I’ve offered after my low ball initial offer was rejected.