Thanks,Pratyusha.Hi Sandy, I personally love Columbus Ohio and as someone who works with a lot of out of state investors - there's so many catalysts for why you should invest here.

I live, work, and operate in a traditional vacation market and a booming up and coming city, Tampa FL. 

Let's break down the numbers for the multifamily property you're considering in Chicago:The multifamily property in Chicago is a potential investment opportunity with a purchase price of $580,000 and a monthly rental income of $4,200.

Im struggling because I do have one of the nicer looking homes in the area and a-lot more amenities but in my position I dont really want to take some major risk going into high season and missing occupancy.

Think of it as a portfolio mortgage and a first mortgage combined in one step to give enough security to have a low/no down payment for the new property. 

I'm a Realtor in the area and as Perry mentioned, Real Estate will always be your friend and you are starting at a really good age! 

Close to Boston, legit ski resort, and a lake for the summer. 

Myself and a partner have a potential opportunity for a spec build, and I am trying to run numbers for the proposal.

I am 20 years old and a sophomore in college.

If you had a list of multifamily owners with their home addresses, PINS, and a bunch of data, how would you approach getting as many listings as possible if you were in my shoes?