Clarksville is a great and rapidly growing area.

I just helped a client close on a multifamily property in Park Rapids this week! 

My partner @Jami Rahman and I are looking to network with local real estate investors in Grand Rapids.

Plus, buy in a rapidly appreciating part of town, and you'll really reap your gains when you sell or refinance down the road.Here's an active property that I love right now:https://www.redfin.com/CA/Los-Angeles/1167-Geraghty-Ave-9006...Very affordable (for LA standards) and in the improving neighborhood of City Terrace.

Hi Logan,To give a bit more background...Right now I'm trying to stay away from student rentals, though being in Mt Pleasant and Big Rapids that might be hard to do.

I live in the Grand Rapids area as well.

Hello BP - I am filing a failure to pay rent complaint against a tenant in Grand Rapids, MI.

I'm hoping to rapidly grow my portfolio in the next few years and am open to continuing long-term and short-term rentals and delving into commercial spaces, such as building or acquiring storage units. 

The property appreciate rapidly over the last few years.

Conversely, choosing a smaller loan and leaving more money in the deal can increase your cash flow due to lower mortgage payments, but it may limit your ability to expand your portfolio rapidly.