We are quite close to zeroing out our liabilities, and attaining a strong financial footing from which we can begin our journey.However, I am vexed by the fierce urgency of now.

Also, if the home you've purchased has just been renovated and of generally higher quality finish than the average home on the market, does that significantly impact the attainable rent price?

Hi @Lavette Pittman ,If memory serves correct, Sprout is an intermediary that connects you to the actual financial institutions that provide the funds, and they get a commission on you attaining those LOC.

While the market is hot in the lower and middle segement and inventory is at about two months of supply, we have ample inventory in the luxury segment with up to 24 months worth of supply.

7-8 is attainable.

My clients have goals that may not be 100% attainable, but they know that and will look at things I send them that are close to their goals.

So things like overhead lighting, plenty of outlets, and ample closet space in my mind make a big difference as well.Depending on the rental pool and where it is in the country, central air might make a difference as well.

The son has ample channels to sell.

High cap rates, but watch for the fool's gold(a listing with an outlandishly high cap rate, for instance- on those, you'd be lucky to attain half the cap rate.)If you're not planning on having your boots on the ground, I'd say don't start with a property needing tons of rehab- better to start with a high-quality and high-functioning property, build your team, and then go for a rehab if that's what your goal is. 

I would like to make this my full-time job eventually, from what I've read that's a very attainable goal as many have already done.Sorry if this post is a little unclear I'm new to this,Thanks