That just means i will have to get couple extra properties under my belt before i can leave my current job.

I have a few properties under my belt but Im having a hard time evaluating in this changing market.

Once you get w couple under your belt, it will get easier to estimate

Yes, it's a good way to get into RE investing.While you may have to tighten your belt, the best way would be to buy something that you can afford without a tenant.

Long term I am very bullish for the Midwest for two reasons: underrated due to old rust belt reputation from the 70s, currently by far the best affordability in the nation, so great value proposition.

I think getting some experience under your belt is never a bad idea.

Hello everyone I’m totally new to Realestate, I reside in palm beach gardens Florida anyone from or around this area that all ready have one flip or rehab under your belt please let’s connect I would love to see first hand how the process go thank u

It sounds like you’ve already got some real estate under your belt so you could either refi a property you already own or take out a HELOC

People are going to start feeling it and tightening their belt.

The final thing I would check out are the states and cities laws/regulations for landlords - areas like California and Washington are incredibly tenant friendly and can cause nightmares for landlords, whereas most sun belt states lean in the landlords favor, making it easier to handle problem tenants.