More people see your property, the higher likely hood of securing a tenant in a quick amount of time (all things equal).

You haven't provided information about this, but understanding the long-term economic outlook of your target city is crucial.A local investment team is crucial for success.

A smaller mortgage means lower overhead, which is crucial if you’re worried about vacancies.

My first base was Holloman... equally "fun."

@Guenevere F.When I started in rental property investing, I found it crucial to set clear goals, leverage existing skills, and focus on scaling gradually.

$120,000/0.06 equals $2,000,000.So in my mind the target should NOT be cash flow but rather building net worth.Despite what the gurus say, sufficient cash flow to be financially free can only come once one has sufficient capital to invest.Let’s be clear I only buy apartment propeties that cash flow but immediate cash flow to put spendable dollars in my pocket is NOT the primary goal.

Addressing their concerns and being transparent with them is crucial.

Increase the money supply, without increasing economic input, simply equals inflation.

Networking is also crucial for success in real estate, so look for local investor meetups or connect with others online.

I'm saying that if you had the option of paying taxes on $50K or $21K, legally, all things being equal, which one would you pick?