I personally like having a mix of cash and Section 8 tenants in my portfolio.

Hey Cooper, I know you’re looking at Tuscaloosa, but I’d be remiss if I didn’t plug Detroit given your criteria.With a $100K-$175K budget and a focus on cash flow, Detroit is one of the few markets where you can still find solid rental properties that cash flow well—especially if you’re strategic about neighborhood selection.

You just need to have more reserves set aside compared to a single family.

These start failing after 50+ years, causing lots of backups and problems.

Both areas have a strong tenant base in DeSoto County. 

Hello, I’m looking to open a credit card for my Series LLC.

They never have a basis in reality, where the lawyer asks for a $20K retainer and tells you that you're probably going to lose. 

Hey Gavin, great question.Tariffs can certainly impact the economy, but real estate markets tend to respond in more nuanced ways depending on location, supply-demand dynamics, and investor sentiment rather than broad, immediate declines.A few things to consider:Local Market Fundamentals – Instead of assuming a market-wide drop, look at how tariffs might specifically affect your market in Beaverton, OR.

We have a mixed use apartment/commercial property for sale where the owner would entertain seller financing.

@Omar Fernandez - you can start by reaching out to some attorneys, NYC is an attorney city so you'll have to get an attorney involved (who usually orders the title search).