There is a scarcity of these properties in our market, middle class buyers are looking for something nice and fixed up, perhaps a starter home or maybe something they can raise their kids in, but most of what there is in our county is McMansions (>400K) and old falling down farmhouses (<200K).

This is a great starter list.Thanks again

While my rentals are not the most expensive homes in town, they are good 'starter' homes in good family friendly areas and I'd rather pay a bit more than a house in a rough area.

These can be great ways to help fellow newbies and conversation starters for alternative ways of looking at a situation.There is no real right or wrong just some well tried methods that have worked.

It also gives you starter funds, and finishing your degree will give you credibility.

I feel like it'd be a really good starter investment for a minimal down payment and as long as the numbers add it, it could be a good cashflow option for holding.Do you have much experience with wholesaling or buying properties from wholesalers?

I am looking to find a great starter, profitable property; however, the ultimate goal is to own a few properties using the BRRRR method. 

Based off that, I think figuring out the markets will be much easier.Turnkey investing is not a bad option at all for starters.

Now I have the advantage of having a pretty good starter job and own a budding company so hopefully my first few down payments will be no problem, but there is my question.

It's a starter property in NNN for suburban area.