I have military, engineering and construction experience so I understand job titles associated with those areas but have a hard time grasping what goes on behind the scenes at real estate related companies.I have been searching openings based on the above advice, just trying to narrow down to stuff I actually qualify for.

I imagine the property will need 15-30k in repair/remodel.I am new to the real-estate investment scene and could use some ideas or recommendations on how to approach a potential property like this. 

I would truly appreciate any feedback, tips, or agent referrals regarding the vacation rental scene.

I am new to the real estate investing scene, and I am definitely feeling overwhelmed.

Looking into getting back into the scene when we get to Jacksonville within the next month or so.

I'm guessing an overseeing agent will be behind the scenes once you're ready to make an offer.  

I already decided to go visit my son in Ohio and I will check out the real estate scene, but if I purchase it will be purely because I find a goldmine where the additional profits earned outperform the inherent out-of-state risks.

The police officer I spoke to on the scene was misinformed, they insist.

First post here after lurking/networking behind the scenes for last 1+ years.So here's the context of my question:My big ambitious goal is to have a property portfolio of $10,000/month in cash flow 4 years from now (I estimate that means control of ~40 units or acquiring 1 unit every 1.2 months or so)These would all be out of state buy & holds, where I'm obviously focussed on maximizing cash flow (SFH or MFH)I have a full time job that pays low 6 figures (so I have roughly ~20hrs/week to give to my investment goals) and no current rent/mortgage or other liabilities aside from feeding myself (I've done this intentionally for this 4 year sprint towards financial freedom).I have up to $50k to invest right now (and another $100k if I dip into 401k which I've contemplated doing), but as mentioned have a healthy savings rate given my circumstancesMy preferred route for now are properties that can be acquired at less than $150k per unit (so I've honed in on the usual suspects of states: WI, OH, IN, FL, MI etc) and from there I look for cities with more than 50,000 people that are either growing are have stable population, decent employment opportunities, relatively low crime, etc).I also have a bit of a desire to not go where I know everyone else has been circling for some time (Detroit, Cleveland/Akron, Dayton, etc)So given all of this and my lofty goal of acquiring a property every 1.2 months (unless I'm thinking about this wrong), my question is this:How many markets are too many to build and maintain a deal pipeline that helps me achieve this?

Hello, I’m located about an hour south of Pocatello, and am looking to get started. Can anyone point me in a good direction for mentorship/ deals/ ideas?