Moderator Note: Do not post duplicate posts in multiple forumsBackground bullet points: A couple move into a unit on August 14, 2017.Tenants broke up in October, she moved out.

Rather, I might have to bite the bullet and put the 20% down and get a property manager.

Should I bite the bullet and pay down the house and get 100% cash flow in about 5 years with early payments or should I refiance to a 30 get instant cash flow and save up for a second home?

Or should I just bite the bullet and sell the home now?

I'll start off with a few general bullets.#1 Save your money for a down payment on a property which will allow you to live in as well as bring in some additional cash for your real estate journey.

I’m looking for advice, stories, tips, etc. on getting started in remote real estate, especially as a first time buyer.Best, WillWelcome to the site Will.Below are some bullet point tips I like to give out to new investors looking to invest out of state.

Thanks Andrew, Def going to get all of those bullet points done.

Yup, you dodged a bullet on this one.

Just bite the bullet and realize that they are probably nervous about buying their first house and want to make sure they're not getting taken.

Put together some bullet points of the important stuff (which you should have in the listing - 3x rent, credit/background check, pet policy if allowing them, move in date/date available, length of lease etc...), print out a few copies so that you can check off that you talked about each bullet point with each prospect, put their name on the checklist and take notes on what their answers are.