Otherwise, that area typically moves decently.  

It would be our second up down house hack, however, with interest rates in the high 6's, it would probably not cash flow after moving out.

Less turnovers because my tenants aren’t moving there for the schools.

I own a home which I’m currently living in and planning on making a long-term rental property as well once I move out.

While I think neighborhood farming is a good idea, I'd say instead of doing it geographically, think about who is most likely to move in your community. 

An advantage was that if your clothes could be tumble dried, you could simply turn it on to wash and dry, and it would go through the whole cycle without needing to move anything from the washer to the dryer.The disadvantage?

depends on market most of FLA that wont move the needle.rust belt mid west you can find deals for those amounts.. going to be rougher areas of course. do NOT follow the advice of anyone suggesting second postions or gap funding.

I am considering moving to New Zealand in the next 2 years to live permanently, but I do real esate wholesaling in the ATL market.

I lived in my home as my principal residence for all of the last 10 yrs, moved, then sold with owner-financing. 3.5 yrs later, the buyer re-sells the home and sends me full payoff.

Where are you going to move and live for $300 a month?