Let me know your thoughts, and thanks for reading!

Get a small MF you can house hack and start that way.I'm not an expert on the auction scene, but, from what I have read, that is a challenging first step into investing. 

Quote from @Kavya Veerapaneni: Hi BiggerPockets Community,I’m relocating to Danbury, CT, from Reading, PA, after accepting a new job.

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Two years is a long time for rehab, did I read correctly?  

You could break the ice, introduce yourself (unless you go PM), do an inspection, and bring a lease agreement for them to read and hopefully sign.You'll probably increase the rent.

I read there was some frustration with this by STR ownersThanks in advanceRobin

Quote from @Jaycee Greene: @Basit Siddiqi Just sent you a DMI read your message but I am not sure it is what I am looking for.It appears that are a mortgage broker and help investors get financing (correct me if I am wrong)I own a lot of properties free and clear. 

Thank you so much hope to hear some feed back !

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