In construction your plans are your Bible, so you need to know how to locate any discrepencies, locate answers to questions froms trades, understanding "Take-offs" with your materials, and be able to visualize in a 3D space what the plans are describing.

But a really good property, for what you can afford, in a good location like Charleston and wait. 

Depending on the property location you may be responsible to pay transfer taxes based on the properties assessed value.

If the land is in a suitable location, this could open up opportunities for developing 2 homes or even selling off one of the lots, which could lead to a good profit.

I have a rental property in Detroit that I am looking to get certified, and have tried following the process on the Detroit Housing Commission website (https://www.dhcmi.org/landlord-faqs), which says " To list your property with the Detroit Housing Commission (DHC), you can visit DHC’s Assisted Housing Division office located at 2211 Orleans, Detroit, Michigan 48207.

Finding a good tenant in non-peak leasing season in Oklahoma is not for the faint of heart, especially depending on where the house is located.

I don't know anything about Kyle, but it is an excellent location between Austin and St.

If you look in another location I would stick to the 2 you are already investing in and expand your footprint.

Norfolk is where the majority of multifamily inventory is located, Virginia beach is zoned much more single family. 

It was a great crash course on the basics of a RAL business from location, staffing, patient selection, and branding.