My argument is simple—real estate, unlike most assets, doesn’t actually lose value over time.

Create a simple spreadsheet or written list to compare the features of each and identify the ones that align with your requirements.

Other things to note: there is an option fee the tenant has to pay (and you may keep if they choose not to exercise the option to buy).

The strategy is simple.

It's a simple as that.

Anyone can do this with simple tools assuming it’s a drywall ceiling. 

Try and undertake fairly simple projects for your first couple even if the returns are not as impressive as you hope (still make sure there is sufficient profit).

This is more intelligent than a simple bot. 

First, I wrote an article regarding this specific question, take a look if you're curious:The 10 Best Markets for Your First House HackSecond, if you'd rather do your own research, we created a simple "Where to Start" dataset that includes data such as population, price, and rent growth.

Plain and simple the reason we were able to acquire the properties we have over the years is because we leverage low money down loans.