Sounds like you've got a very attainable goal.

Similarly, rents on homes are almost equal to those in the Triangle, so you get the appreciation and cash-flow at a more attainable price point. 

The market has definitely seen a little bit of a shift in our region but investments are still fully attainable, especially within the realm of rehabbing properties. 

I have done some research and this goal is not easily attainable without the right mindset, the right connection, the right information, and the right action plan.

I just find with my numbers at least in Denver that the price point at which you can get into an investment is so much more attainable in a condo even with the HOA.

I believe that (most) of your goals are attainable, but you would be wise to seek out assistance and receive personalized advice rather than what tidbits can be shared on these forums.

safest/most flexible/most attainable option is the old house hack multi-family.

Hello folks - this is my first post after silently trying to consume as much info as I can from reading the wealth of information on here.I live in the Bay Area in California and I’m looking to invest in Ohio primarily because the prices are a lot more attainable than what we have here.I personally don’t have a lot of money to play with, but I’m looking to be able to acquire a multi family in Ohio (less than $100k in a good neighborhood if that’s do-able?) 

Yep  10% net caps are still attainable on cash purchases.

Really if you cant put 30%, better not to invest in HI.To purchase STR in Maui and BI, make sure the STR certificate is attainable thru a company that could help you on that.