@Eric Heinecke, when it comes to landlord insurance, it’s important to find a provider that truly understands rental properties.

You're going to learn A LOT from your first investment property so don't get discouraged.

That's the best way to get into investing; holding the property you own and renting it when buying another.

Quote from @Kye Matthews-Mason: In Euclid, looking for realtor to assess my rental property for tenants and also find tenants.

Investors can now leverage online platforms for property tours, market analysis, and property management, enabling them to overcome geographical barriers and diversify their portfolios.

@Javier Esquivel holding or selling would depend on what the property would rent for, what type of debt can be placed on the property and at what cost..Let's look at the numbers.value $117K75% ARV $87,500(Assuming this is lenders LTVRepairs $35Kall in after purchase is $68K(Depending on closing costs etc...)If the property would rent for a minimum $1400 I would hold as the property will cash flow and I would have the ability to take out all of my initial investment after lenders seasoning period.Delay finance at $75K @ 6% 30Yr Am P/I($500)\cash flow $200 per month at 50% expense ratioyou'll have $0 money into the deal with cash flow and around $42K in equity.This would be a no brainer hold for me.All the best!

We are working with our property manager getting everything ready to go- we are just a few weeks out from going live (fingers crossed).

Hello, my names Jarrad, im 28 and I live in Brisbane, Australia.I am considering getting into real estate in the US because of the high rental yield that just isn't possible in Australia along with the entry price is being more affordable.I haven't owned any properties before and i understand that it may be considered fool hardy to attempt to start in an international market from which i have little knowledge about.

Your work with syndications and value-add multifamily properties sounds exciting.

@Joel Oh- if you are using a loan to acquire the property - the lender  requires  insurance ....if you own the property  free and  clear - your  choice  but I would still  recommend  insurance