It all depends on the neighborhood you are investing in.

So many options depending on what the market is telling you and what your investor strengths are. 

Investing is very personal as it really depends on your skills, resources and challenges you want to take on.

I think that it honestly depends on the size of the portfolio.

Our minimum credit score requirements vary by loan program: Fix and Flip Loans—600+ DSCR Loans—620+ Bridge Loans—660+ New Construction Loans—680+ Wish your credit rating was higher?

Tampa Can Be a Good Option,it has great rental opportunities in neighborhoods like South Tampa, Tampa Heights, Seminole Heights, Carrollwood, and Brandon.Before buying, analyze costs like purchase price, rental income, management fees, repairs, and vacancy rates to ensure a good investment.Other Florida markets like Orlando or Jacksonville might offer similar benefits depending on your investment goals.

It depends on what kind of agent you want to be and if you are full-time.

The most suitable approach will vary based on how much risk you are willing to take, your financial status, investing goals, and personal preferences.Good luck!

The likelihood of the bank calling the loan isn't super high, however that is completely dependent upon what bank holds the loan.

Of course that will all depend on HOA rules.