We are in all of those markets you mentioned and can help streamline the process for you.You can also click on my website link in my bio to schedule a call! 

Make sure to mention that this violates the quiet hours policy and could impact their lease status.

Many benefits to doing so. 2) If you are going to invest outside your area, the one thing I rarely see mentioned here is simply the "investment landscape".

Funny you mention the whole GP / LP thing - I spoke to someone recently who claimed to have raised $10M+ for a fund and owned over 100 units.

@Benjamin Bieber   I have heard of the company you mention but know nothing specific about them at all, but anytime you buy a property you should do your OWN due diligence.

I may be misremembering this next part, but I recall one of the RTR podcast episodes where he mentions that RTR keeps all the “10’s” and gives the “9’s, 8’s, and 7’s” to the customers.

Which is not a lot of money at all but my leases make no mention of this so the tenant had the right to say no.

I made sure I followed everything you mentioned.

Hi @Gil Canfu definitely there are many places in DFW where you can invest in a good rental property.I am not sure where you are at, but if self managed you should start in cities with good proximity to where you live.All the corridor between Princeton to Saginaw has good deals but there are many others things to consider as I mentioned previously.

Areas like Ohio seem to be mentioned quite a bit on the message boards for better affordability.