$18/month/property but I actually had to switch again to Owner Rez as my portfolio has grown.

The areas in Kissimme / Davenport have really grown over the years.

Just another thought, but again its all about what you feel comfortable  with, your long term goals and the risk tolerance. you are still young and you have a lot of time to grown you portfolio. good luck with your final choice but from what I have seen so far, you posting on Big Pockets and reading thru different post is a massive resource of knowledge and information which means you have made the right choice as a start.

Plus if you go back today, you'll have an idea of what has grown/expanded and what areas have gone downhill, so you can see/feel the growth)3. where you want to retire (this will be somewhere you'll care a lot about, where you wont' mind investing the time and energy to go to often, and where you'll want to own long term)4. where you have boots on the ground.

You're on the right track- we've grown our portfolio from nothing to 6+ properties by househacking, there's really no better way to get started!

., CBRE, Colliers).)Affordability: Ensure household income has grown at least 1% YoY for the past 20 years.

Our interest in this area has grown significantly, and we're enthusiastic about learning more.

I have yanked out several tenants, transients, trespassers, and illegal gangsters off my property, never having to break leather, but it was at the hip, loaded and ready to go.

Like most areas around here, Puyallup has grown quite a bit.

Its a pretty big chunk of paperwork (and of course all those applications and permits have fees) but nothing you can't handle.Condo's can be tricky- as Airbnb/VRBO have grown, many HOA's have banned short term (less than 6 month) rentals.