Down the road, after you learn more and can build teams then I would say you may want to try to to do a non-turnkey home. 

I am welcome to any advice and definitely welcome/encourage local networking from fellow investors.Hoping to to Learn/Earn and so one day might be able to return the favor.

The landlord is a real piece of work, he is very mean and difficult to talk to. To

Once the folks from market A discover market B, they will eventually be willing to to pay 100k for your house, which gets them to an 8 cap. 

her is something if you want to get great deals work with the wholesaler give the criteria and walk through with them if you help them and can help and show them what they need and need to to you have molded someone who will latter come to you with the deals you want and if you take there deal you will have someone who will com to you first every time

HouseHacking is an extremely effective strategy in the Seattle market, and the ROI #'s can go toe-to-toe with most out of state investments.One major difference is that Househacking is a great beginner strategy, but BRRRRing is not.

Like for me, start by typing "@jenk" and as you type you will see a name and icon show up in the bottom of you post so that you can pick them if thats who you want to to tag.

Hey Jason, I'm also from the Corpus Christi area, and also new to to the game.

Do you have any resources I could go to to further educate myself?

We are looking at 2 additional properties right now - one is another pure investment property, the other would be a true second home (lake home) that will not be rented.We have a broker that is willing to to a cross-utilization on the 2 additional properties (making 4 total).