I've just recently listed my 4bd/2ba single family home for rent (long term).

I've also had some fun with a business partner in Nashville at the conference, showing the AirDNA booth how much a certain listing is making and they said it was impossible. 

With a grocery store within walking distance, easy access to the highway and train station, a nearby Home Depot, and ongoing renovations and new developments in the area, it felt like a no-brainer.

I want to build my list of stories, I want the lessons, I want to grow.

Yeah @Ahuva Druin, you just need to get the DSCR loan going with one of the BP listed lenders.I am sure they can get this done for you.

It could easily get you through floors, paint, appliances but so much is list and size of job dependent.

For finding your first deal: get on wholesaler's lists for the markets you're interested in flipping would be the easiest way.

I will likely be seeking advice here if I run into issues.Purchase Price: $155,000 (Down from asking of $175,000 to $160,000 and finally to $155,000 after higher rehab)Rehab Price: $79,900 (Original estimate was $60,000)Appraised value: $310,000 (Original Estimated ARV: $285,000)I am hoping to list it for $319,900 or $314,900 when the rehab is completed in about 7 weeks.This is so far my only journey into Real Estate investing and hope to do much more and learn to scale my portfolio quickly and get to use the BRRRR method when it is available and makes sense. 

Greetings from New Orleans. Looking at joining either loopnet or crexi, but not both. Any insights from anyone as to which one is better, and why?

There’s about 5 scheduled and they want you to ask questions and share your experiences, which has been super helpful.Tomorrow I’ll call an investor who reached out to me when I joined the program because I want to start doing cold calls to a pre-foreclosures list I have.