An area I know well and an area that has high growth and a lot of jobs moving in.

After the value component is done, I assume a 2% rent growth and 2% expense growth for life of the deal.

I have found this an easier way with reduced risk of getting into the RE Business.I am looking to further develop my RE Business and am interesting in working together with other investors where possible to do this and also obtain short term funding where required to fund the growth of my business.To put it bluntly, I want to invest and get ROI, to build wealth for more investment and not to buy & hold.I look forward to building relationships with other investors, especially if we can sincerely work together on projects to grow our businesses.Thank you

Birmingham has experienced some decline in growth but seems to be on the rise!  

We have 9 units of mostly SFH but see more growth potential in multi-family.  

And there is a finite limit to the number of units you can manage yourself so you will hinder your future growth.

Piercing the veil on the sort of LLCs most all-time investors set up to hold their properties (eg, "123 Main Street,LLC") is a task that takes some kid six months out of law school a couple of hours.

It will give you different perspective on goals and task settings.Good for you for starting at such a young age, I am only 25 and felt the 'crutch' for business and RE early on.

if you have cash to invest take a look at fedessa report europethe business is still new there and many possibilities of growth public storage just purchased 5 facilities in germany for 75 million

I like to set a goal for my time with a task and if I go over that time want to see what happened and how I can fix it.As an example a deal where I make 200,000 and have 200 hours in would be 1,000 an hour return on my time.