But aside from just looking at the property and market, you also need to ask yourself what your goals/vision are.

@Brian ThackerTotally agreed with you on the vision of Jax being more than meets the eye.

I'd love to sit down and chat with like-minded investors, and discuss goals, vision, and much more.

Location first and unforeseen potential with a change of vision for the property.

@Richard Rigsby I’m new to this as well but have been picking up on the importance of having a solid vision for what you want in the long run and how you plan to build it in the short run.

Are there any MUST KNOWS when managing rentals, things that maybe had you had the 2020 hindsight vision you either would or wouldn't have done?

Whoever you land on, needs to share the same vision, goals, and drive that you do.

I would highly suggest reading books like 12 Week Year, Vivid Vision, and Traction to name a few.

This may sound like something that will not happen to you, but when you open your mail and it contains a lawsuit for $1.5 million you will wish you had coverer your butt.I've seen many businesses have to shut completely down and it is a horrible feeling when you don't sleep at night as you vision your property manager will own your entire rental property, or maybe all of them.

Be extremely clear on your long-term goals and vision.3.