And I agree; house hacking would be a great start for you to learn property management, the tenant process, and help supplement expenses to some degree.

Even though I don't have experience persay as a property manager, I have a marketing degree and am a licensed loan officer and real estate salesperson -- do those count for anything??

If you hire one, you really need to be involved to some degree to make sure they are doing a good job for you and making you the most amount of money possible. 

Where I live it can get to at least -5 degrees in the winter.

Looking for connections and finding off market stuff is my degree 

Plus, four degrees later, and a wealth of sales experience to go to bat for you in securing rental properties here in the DFW area. 

I am looking to upgrade to a efficient mini split system (efficient down to -30 degrees) so I have AC and heat in multiple areas of the house

I’m trying to keep a risk tolerant mindset to keep myself open to opportunities, but not to the degree of doing something irresponsible just for the sake of doing something.

Criteria:Low cost of housingLow or no state income taxes"Outdoors" type of environment for hiking and bikingFitness center or gymWalmartAldi or low cost groceryNot too cold (prefer 20 degrees or above for average)Not too hot (prefer 90 or less for average)I am looking to add real estate to my portfolio.

Hey all,I am running into lots of flips lately that need some degree of foundation repair.