To get to $2M, you are going to have to stretch things if you don't want to touch the first two rentals. 

I had a roommate like this for my first house hack and she was great at first, but I didn't stay strict on certain rules and things got stretched out more than they should have haha. 

So I think pivoting can be the right move.Florida is a very pricey market, I looked at a few markets around T.B.  80k will not stretch a long way in those markets and I near that the permitting process can be a nightmare. 

Any of you live outside the U.S  or have experience on countries where the dollar stretches' the most, Im biased in Bolivia, SA, because my family is from there , im fluent in spanish and been visiting on/off since i was a child, longest time i stayed there was 1yr.

Just make sure you're not stretching yourself too thin.Remember, at Brooklyn Funding Group, we specialize in creative financing solutions for investors like yourself.

By doing some of the work, you can stretch your budget to cover more improvements, thereby boosting the property’s market value and monthly rents.Tips for Building Your DIY SkillsStart Small: Begin with simple projects, like fixing a leaky faucet or installing a new light fixture.

I know what agents in my market have a reputation for lying or stretching the truth.The other way is you can ask for a copy of the other contract, with names blacked out.  

Good post - would only add a small tweak on Multifamily DSCR - started as 5-8 but now stretching to 9 or 10 units in some places (i've been surprised how much this matters - see quite a few deals on the nine or ten unit variety that only work with DSCR).

I am from North Carolina but manage my current rental arbitrage properties in Medellin, Colombia & Rio de Janeiro Brazil.Now, I am looking to start buying real estate - likely in the Raleigh/Durham area of North Carolina where I am from, but also open to new markets.I stretched myself very thin on my arbitrage business, so my cash is very low. 

I would want the property to cashflow if it were 100% rented, which sounds like it is still a stretch.