There's a to unpack here - preparing the property, pictures & listing, finding a management company, taxes, regulations for the area etc.

You have to be prepared for the worst, worst case scenario, the house has to be demolished. 

Target neighborhoods near Bradley University, research rents, join real estate investment groups, connect with local agents, use the 1% rule, prepare for financing, and seek advice on cash flow and property analysis.Good luck!

Separate LLCs and bank accounts are needed for asset protection, bookkeeping and tax return preparation. 

I've been looking for off-markets on Facebook groups lately.I've prepared some acquisition funds.I'm still lacking in research on rehab and refinance.

Understanding tenant rights, maintenance responsibilities, and potential challenges will prepare you for the realities of being a landlord.

Just be prepared for higher rates and possibly stricter terms.

However, it’s important to price competitively and be prepared for buyers to request concessions.

I'm preparing to send my first wave of direct mail in the next couple days (planning to buy the list on Saturday [600/700 or so] and yellow letters on Sunday) and I've sort of been ignoring the idea of doing direct mail "in-house" because I don't fully know the details.

Site Improvement and Infrastructure Development - What does it typically cost to prepare land for residential use, from clearing to grading?