Hi @Jose Vazquez congrats on taking the plunge, the process is sometimes daunting, stressful, long, lonely, BUT WORTH IT.  

I think I want to take the plunge to large/more $$ homes...

Property prices plunged but their rental income was unchanged.COVID - Almost no impact.Addiction moratorium - Almost no impact.The process we used was to select a tenant segment that has a high concentration of good tenants.

To make a long story short, my husband bought me a brand-new SUV....that wasn't the base model since I insisted on keeping a sunroof after my accident gave me a plunge into a canal...and he paid it off in 3 years.

@Drew Lamb wondering if you ended up taking the plunge down in Hocking Hills?

I actually took the plunge because of a Bigger Pockets podcast episode, I can’t remember who was being interviewed but he said his first Fix and Flip was a fail but a great learning experience.

I just made this investment decision weeks ago, so I planned to take this down time in out lives to do my homework and make the plunge after we establish a new normal once the new baby comes.

I have been watching Johnstown multi-family dwellings for a while, mostly in Moxham because of the price, but between the sewer upgrades and necessary repairs and what looks like a slow rental market there, I haven't taken the plunge.

It took me four years to take the plunge for the first property.

We are about to take the plunge and close on a duplex with FHA in WA state (not Seattle, rural county) Both units are currently fully rented and tenants are month to month.