I changed my strategy from 2 years ago of acquiring more doors and "cash flow" to now looking at the asset if I continue to buy. 

Local property managers are another great way to find buyers for your investment property as they know investors looking to acquire more property and investor friendly Realtors to help you find buyers.To Your Success!

This is how I acquired 29 rental houses in 9 years.

Quote from @Chris Watkins: Quote from @Chris Watkins: Quote from @Eric Lee: Hi all,I'm looking to acquire my first rental property and am strongly leaning towards a short-term rental while doing a MTR for off-peak seasons.

Shortly after Roofstock acquired them I have seen improvements and haven't had issues with bank account connectivity.  

Thanks for the suggestion. to answer yours, I’m hoping to start with acquiring, then eventually development.

This equity can be used to acquire another property.However, there are some important differences compared to the U.S.:- Stricter standards: European banks tend to be more conservative with LTV ratios and income requirements.- Taxes and costs: It’s important to consider taxes and additional fees, which can often be higher than in the U.S.- Financing options: In some European countries, investors also turn to private lenders or lines of credit to expand their portfolio.To scale a portfolio in Europe, a common strategy is to reinvest rental income and refinance properties as their value increases over time.

The highest appreciating markets and those with the greatest rental demand/price- like those in Florida and Texas - also cost more to acquire and insure. 

@Francisco Ruiz ensure that if you are obtaining financing, you ask/ensure with your lender that they do not have any issues with the fact that the property you are acquiring may appraise as "rural."

We agreed on seller financing terms, and I acquired a cash-flowing property with minimal out-of-pocket expenses.