Both options show good comps.

Lenders face far more regulations when lending on owner occupied properties which may limit your options.

The detailed cost segregation study report can help businesses more effectively manage their assets.If assets don’t fall into one of the examples above, there are options such as a 1031 exchange, gifting them through a trust or other advanced tax strategies to avoid depreciation recapture.

Seems like there has to be options that are relatively low(er) risk and can provide a foot in to start growing funds.Here are some possible budgets and I'd love your input on how you would start out at some or each of these price points:$10K, 20K, 30K, 40K, 50K, 60K.

If anyone has tips on finding good deals, financing options, or navigating the challenges of flipping and renting properties, I'd love to hear from you.Looking forward to connecting with all of you and building a supportive network as we grow and succeed together in this exciting industry!

I know there are a couple loans/programs like an FHA loan that are available to starters like me, but are there more options? 

Service workers had to move out of the city due to lack of housing options.

100% Seller Financed deal with a flexible balloon option if the seller were to need the funds in case of emergency.

It can provide tenants more options and possibly lower rates, but it can also signal oversaturation and make tenant placement more challenging.

Insurers are pulling out of certain markets leaving less options and less competition.