I am not sure yet what are the main traits I should be looking for, but I believe that a good start would be a state/city/area that is: Landlord friendly (from the tenant- landlord perspective).Has a solid ROI Is considerably cheap (unlike San Francisco haha)Allows foreign investors Isn't too expensive tax wiseAny ideas and advice will be happily accepted :)Thanks in advance everybody!

Links to articles, examples or images would be helpful or share with me what has worked for you.I am based out of Yucaipa, CA.Thanks in advance,Warren

Going in together also extends our budget into a range where we can find a more solid place without some of the concerns I was seeing when I was looking solo.I was wondering if anybody has experience going in on a place with a family member, and if you can offer us any tips and tricks on splitting a property 50/50.Thanks in advance for your help!

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Does anyone have insight/experiences with Redfin (either working for them or using them to close a deal) and/or the Leasing Consultant position/industry?

Perhaps you can leverage that to help gain a foothold in the industry?

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This could even be two years in advance if their goal going in was to rehab, increase NOI, and then sell.  

The money is for AP from front running capacity in advance of the close.