Based on what I have read and watched, it does not seem like you can quit your day job with 1 property, as most of your capital is tied up in it.

I started learning real estate investment to quit my full-time job and spend more time with my 3-year-old daughter as well as build cashflow to pay for her future private school tuition.

These can be great investments but may require more maintenance.Job Market: While diversifying, keep an eye on the local job market trends.Has anyone here invested in Bay City?

My strategy would be to have a property manager do pretty much everything, I'm okay with minimal cashflow because we both have great W2 jobs. 

I've wasted decades being an employee, and I'm ready to get out of the rat race and start investing to provide homes, jobs and communities!

Maximize your leverage.Your job is the ultimate leveraging tool when you're (let's face it) asset poor.

I’ll be moving to Fairfield county and commuting to my day job in NYC.From central ct originally so would like to be closer to home..a garage and car would also be nice ;)

I am getting really into code, building systems, job cost, etc.

Most offer a free trial, so try it out and if you like it and it does its job, then go with what works best for you.

He's got a new job, 2 weeks in the area, and is currently in an Airbnb, but wants to find an apt.