You're just providing a place for them to lay their heads.

Sacramento and all surrounding areas are continuing to grow rapidly so higher appreciation is not guaranteed but is almost one.

You won't understand something and need it beaten into your head ten times.

If you want to come reach out to me so I can add you to the head count!

@Cory J Thornton- Thank you for the tips and the heads up regarding the vendor event.

Quote from @Karter Ringstaff: Looking for information on the easiest way to get approval from hard money lender if you’re an first time investor  Hi Karter, I am a local agent and investor in the Grand Rapids area.

Here are some key factors that I'm considering:Potential for Appreciation:Local Metro: The urban environment often sees faster appreciation rates due to high demand and constant development.Nearby Rural: While rural areas might not experience rapid appreciation, they can offer steady growth and potentially lower entry points.

So if the property gets tied up and the owners still have a roof over their head for 3-6 years, they should have those savings of living payment free for that time.

I am currently in my first year of my W2 job (post graduation), and after a year of listening to Bigger Pockets, getting my real estate license, and allocating funds, I have finally decided to dive head first into my first investment.

.** We love and have connections to Hilton Head Island, SC but know it is hostile to STRs.** Slight bias against Florida due to anticipated stress and anxiety of watching a hurricane hit your vacation home annually, ha.