We also have the option of asking for support via an email.

(I found an awesome BP interview video via Google about ARV and thought it quite funny that I actually didn't check here first).My intention is to continue learning all I can from here, friends who do this, and anywhere else I can for a month and then jump into making my first educated move.

The idea is that, I do this type of work all the time anyway via my firm and I have an advantage in this field due to me working in the industry and being knowledgeable in this subject.

I made money via appreciation (and ultimately did well), but the rental income was, at best, treading water.If you’re up for the management challenge, buy right, and have a longer term horizon, I think you can do OK but it may be worthwhile to wait for the market to cool down a bit.

I use Hospitable to automate guest communication for my tenants, regardless of if they booked manually or via Airbnb.

If you look up something like "Cincinnati Hyde Park Neighborhood Grade", it will tell you about the area via some websites like Niche.com.

Their inability to respect our professional commitments and personal boundaries led to challenges, yet it was a pivotal moment for growth.Despite these challenges, the journey was rich with learning and growth.

We obtained lists of owners in the desired locations and began reaching out to them via phone.

You need one or the other, preferably both.Since you don't have any money, you'll need to focus on knowledge.Besides building your network, you can also start looking at properties to find market inefficiencies you can flip to an investor with funds for a fee.Wholesaling is the most common form of this, but you can do this in several different ways.Also, what happened if you found a "tired landlord" and got them to accept your offer of 0% down, but $x/month payment to take their problem off their hands via seller financing?

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