Seems like you haven't built before, without experience, buying lots should be a rocket science.

Stick to ur budget. coming for a oil field worker " we not building rockets'!

@Roman Bulgakov If you do not have a good handle on local landlord/tenant laws as it pertains to filling a rental in your area I would recommend either hiring an agent who specializes in filling rentals to do it for you and/or meeting with a local attorney who can breakdown for you the process you should be following.I know the laws pertaining to this subject here in CT are not rocket science to understand, but I see people everyday leaving themselves in vulnerable situations when filling rentals.

Just started my research@Justin G.I've had a few conversations with people that mentioned multi fam units in Rome, GA were going for a good price with decent rental numbers. not sure how the market is todayI have a single fam in West end area, the prices have sky rocketed now.

This is real estate, not rocket science.Get started I've never worked more than 40 hours a week, but I've been intentional with my time along the way.

To break even is worth more than what the house is at the moment unless the market miraculously sky rockets.

They try to pump new agents into joining and then going to the conference like it is going to set their career off like a rocket if they buy all these tech do dads etc.

If the rates were to sky rocket, there would be no way to get out from under that property without taking a loss in my opinion.

HELOC's are adjustable and can sky rocket in the 10 years you plan to keep it.

It's not rocket science, there is a simple cause.