This is how a 19-year-old investor in my area got his first 2 duplexes (4 units before he turned 21)  Tech sales seems interesting to me.

Pointed out downspouts not being long enough, flaking paint (minimal), windows that are older, provide furnace reports from HVAC tech, "remove sliding latch from bedroom door" to name a few. 

There is some very low priced real estate in Akron but the housing Demand is a little lower than rival markets.

Thank youMaricopa County is a strong market, with new high tech manufacturing facilities being built among other industries.

My personal policy is with State Farm and so is my landlord policy held under my LLC...and the 2 cannot be accessed online except if my insurance agent connects them...which she has repeatedly said is not possible despite State Farm tech support saying that's the only way. 

Tech giants like Intel, Meta, Amazon, and Google have invested heavily in the area, driving up property values and creating opportunities for real estate investors.

Granted, this was 20 years ago, but I studied office at a tech school and took common classes with accounting program students.

leveraged residential real estate is the best when money is cheap (2010-2022)now that money is expensive, cash aka debt investment is the best including investment in tech-specific sector only, eg: AI.Well said on debt investment. 

Phoenix is big tech, much like the difference between Seattle and Tacoma, or Portland and Eugene (native Northwestrn here).

Seems like manufacturing, tech, and healthcare are the big employers in the area and a quick search of Greenville proper seems like there are a lot of properties for rent (although I could be misjudging what "a lot" looks like).For anyone investing in the greater Greenville area, what is working?