Looking at buying a long term rental and have some money set aside to get started.I've looked into OH, NC, IN as states to invest.If you're starting from scratch where are you putting your money and why?

We also do a walk through, set expectations for maintenance, filters, lawn, garbage and go over the function of GFCI's, shut off locations (water, power, gas).

However, budging for ongoing costs is vital for making the best investment decisions.Some real estate investors set aside 50% of their rental income for taxes, insurance, repairs, and maintenance costs.

DSCR (Debt Service Coverage Ratio) loans are a popular option for investors because they come with several key benefits that set them apart from traditional loans.

Once you have that agent they will be in your corner the whole time, they will have connection to professionals in trades, they will have the experience to guide you through tough decisions and be your second set of eyes on every thing.   

About setting up a village?

Different set of rights altogether.

If you had to begin again from zero, How would you start to set yourself up for achieving your goals?

•Add the New Roof as a Separate Asset:•Enter the cost of the new roof and set it up for depreciation over its appropriate recovery period.

You'll get more value from setting $5,000 on fire than you will from paying for real estate investing information. but depending on the people, paying $5,000 to be around them might be the deal of the century.