Hey Jack - I highly recommend BRRRR by David Greene since you said you're interested in that specific strategy.

These efforts can not only attract green-minded tenants, but they can also help reduce your operating costs and increase the value of your rental properties.

Entrance 1:  further up is a cross over between the two two lane roads.  

Now beginning to see municipalities regulate as in, requiring wholesalers to get licensed, I can't help but wonder what lines were crossed, who lost their life savings for that to happen.Think of real estate as an eco-cycle.

I currently own $970k in real estate and I'm looking to purchase two multifamily properties this year so that I can cross the $1.5-2M mark in real estate investment.

@Jonathan Greene I'm leaning toward a loan and purchasing 2 property's

I’ve been doing research, watching videos, and currently reading “long distance real estate investing” by David Greene.

I would like to see a followup article that cross references these locations with landlord friendly states, average purchase price of 1 BR apartments, and maybe something like regional appreciation over the last 10 years or so.

@Jonathan Greene I’ve heard a lot of people on BP talking about upwork, I think that’s something I’ll definitely look into!

I'm reading David Greene's "Long Distance Real Estate Investor" and I've begun interviewing agents and researching zip codes to focus on (for example around Columbia 29206, 29204, 29205, 29205, 29206).