@Rita Lo I suggest going to a tax and/or foreclosure sale just to watch and observe.

You will need to make sure weekly, monthly, quarterly and annuals goals are met, vacancy is kept to a minimum by either increasing your renewal rate or always marketing, keeping a tight watch on all R&M/capex as well as managing your cash position. 

The other thing to watch for is location, get someone you trust with eyes on the ground that knows the market, ie. a property manager who understands the street you are buying in. 

Henry, thank you but there is a national championship tonight that I'll be watching and cheering the hogs on.

Is there anything to watch out for? 

I was watching some youtube videos and it seems people do this all over the country.Anyone know how to get started or what areas in the country to look at first? 

Kinda funny watching how different his tone is on BP than it is in the emails you receive from him when he thinks he's the one in control of the situation.I messaged you directly, @Catherine Stevenson, but my wife and I have a great local attorney who is now familiar w/ his shenanigans.

Hi @Mitch Messer, Thanks for your reply, Just wondering if you could please advise also like in today's market where house prices are all time high/top, is it worth to buy and rent or wait and watch...Thanks

I have watched many podcasts and have attended online webinars, and am curious to any information that could be offered regarding how the calculations are actually done behind the bigger pocket rent calculators here on the website?

Or watch from afar and wait for next deal.