I think I'll have a strategy within the next month or two (which I'll update on this forum).I'd like to start off as active as I can.  In

I'm currently working on my personal finances while learning as much as I can in preparation for investing  in the future. 

Many out-of-state investors come to Columbus and get discouraged that they cannot find the cash flow deals like they can in Cincinnati and Cleveland.

My point is sandwich l/o are fraught with risk, you need to have a bank roll fat enough to cover evictions, they are just tenants until they buy, and enough time with the seller to get a new buyer if the term ends and they dont close.

Ultimately, as s seller, I want the property to make money for the person, so s/he can, in turn, take care of the property and pour into their business.

One of the carry-over tenants was not paying rent, so we learned real fats how to deal with eviction process, small claims, changing locks, etc.

This is where my personal relationships with the best developers in the area can in handy, as they gave me deals that are only available to their close network.

My answer would be a big fat YES!

I'm learning all I can in this space and would appreciate any advice or recommendations on the way forward. 

@Marduk MooshoolzadehYou CAN start investing with 10k...I recommend everyone starting with a house-hack, which I definitely recommend if you don't have much savings.Otherwise, if you have no experience, and only 10k I recommend you continue working hard to build up more capital, and constantly work on learning/gaining experience in real estate however you can. In