So is avoiding potential HOA issues, or deferred cap ex, or to get in the path of growth or appreciation.The key is that something is nagging you about that condo. 

I had considered Task Rabbit or a similar service, but I was not sure what type of service to search for.

I see fewer deals from wholesalers in this area.I haven’t looked much at the other areas in the state, such as Fort Smith (third biggest city, cheaper houses are easier to find), Northeast Arkansas (I’ve heard it’s growing rapidly), and Conway (close to Little Rock, but I’m calling it out because I’ve heard it’s had tremendous growth in the last 20 years).In addition to Bigger Pockets, you can find Facebook groups for Arkansas real estate investors.

., you have no history of successfully running a rental - that's going to be a pretty difficult task.

And in the meantime, it'll provide you with a cheap housing expense as well as appreciation growth.

There is tons of data for crime reports, job growth, population growth, quality of schools, etc.

If you're open to rehabbing in D+ neighborhoods that will see significant growth in about 5 years, then you can get a duplex for about $50k, if you can get your offer accepted quick enough.

However I found out that since I am Moving (because of orders) I had to accomplish this task a different way, I contacted my rental agent and got an application approved for a tenet to move in within to weeks.

Atlanta, Jacksonville, Charlotte, Raleigh have strong rent growth, employment growth and employment diversification.

Make sure you vet your contractor, trust them, give them daily tasks and make sure they meet your expectations.