If you are looking for cashflow, check out the midwest, from my perspective purchasing a 1-4 unit property is much better than a 5+ unit because of financing options.

For my personal home, I went cheap and bought nice but inexpensive Costco tub that runs on 110v, takes 1-2 days to come up to temp depending on time of year, and I had no perspective on the speed of 220v units. 

Additionally, you are wanting to own an investment, but looking at it from a retail perspective.

I have been rehabbing homes in Milwaukee for 15 years, I have even dabbled a little as a builder and of course we manage our rental rehabs.I appreciate this perspective!

I personally think these sheets are better than what I’ve seen on commercial software primarily because I built them from an investor’s perspective based on our priorities.

We’d love to hear your perspective on what enhanced the networking this year.

Quote from @Samuel Eddinger: @William Collins - my perspective is always that you are always either cash or opportunity limited. 

For some context I'm hoping to invest immediately when I begin working (1 year from now), and am alright with moving whenever there is a better opportunity for my job/RE investing.Can always count on the BP community to give great advice, so I'm looking forward to everyone's perspectives on a slightly large life decision of mine!

Looks like a great investment from a cash flow perspective.  

Hey MichaelI am a PM with 65 units in FL, and will give you my 2 cents from that perspective:1.