JP Morgan once said MArkets exist to transfer wealth from the impatient to the patient those articles are just the tip of the iceberg with Mr.

At best you may get luck and get a Class B tenant.So, perhaps your expectations will never be met, thus you should sell and invest in Class A or B rentals.Otherwise, real estate is a long-term game and hold your course.

Any tips or recommendations for getting coverage in our state?

Any guidance or tips with growing through this would be much appreciated. current structure is roughly 300sq ft.

@Paul Sandhu - impressive@Lucas Carl - TMI@Ethan Cooke - great tip@Sid Payne - You're not the first to state the same, really like it with some learning curve

Of course you can't do that indefinitely, and you still have to pay for the property itself and the labor, which you can't do with a card.

First, instead of fighting over deals like there's a limited supply, why don't we all create our own "abundance mentalities" - because no one on this thread has the infrastructure to handle EVERY possible deal:)Secondly, I find it odd that agents are fighting against "off market" sales, but could care less that at least two-thirds of rental transactions are technically "off market" or "off-MLS" (no agents involved).Yet, every agent licensing course covers the handling of rental leases.Guessing that agents only get wound about this topic if a certain number of zero's are involved?

Of course I don’t really know if the prices or market are good because I’m brand new to this. 

I would require renters insurance and make it easy for them to purchase providing online options and suggestions to add to their car insurance, etc.

This lady bought over 150 houses sub2 over the course of a few years.