You need to have enough money available to invest that a few thousand bucks doesn't move the needle in the grand scheme of things. 

Each city will be different you might pull it off for as little as 20k could be as high as a few hundred grand. next is financing this is where Logan comes in on top of his expertise..

But anyway, my main goal is to support my KC client's interest there we will do fine on return on dollars, and we won't risk but a hundred grand at any one time so if we get stung it will not be life altering.

I’m located in Syracuse NY, and the area is very affordable in the grand scheme of things.

Just not lineal: parents, kids, grand parents, grand kids or spouses of the above.

But not everything. 10% on a 30 year lean can be a killer, 10% on a 12 month loan in the grand scheme isn't that big of a deal IF you know it can be refinanced at end. 11.

New here :)As the Marketing Coordinator at Rental Property Owners Association (RPOA) of Kent County (Grand Rapids, Michigan), I like staying tuned into discussions about the trends shaping the real estate investing industry.

My point - You don't need to hit a grand slam on your first deal.

Have you ever considered other areas like Ann Arbor, Lansing, Kalamazoo, or Grand Rapids?

So is Grand Haven.