You might look at first time buyers, downsizers, growing families, etc.Good luck!

Greenville is the 4th fastest growing citing in the country.

The first step is to recognize there's a problem and get mad at it.I used Dave Ramsey's baby steps to get out of consumer debt, $87k worth.

Consumer Reports is a tremendous resource here - truly unbiased research.

If a loan program gets you Property 1 and you'd love to grow it to 10 properties in an area, then that's great. 

You will never stop learning and growing. 

Nobody will work as hard as you to grow your business.

I would like to start a discussion and/or get input from you all on a decision I've been back and forth on: buying an existing property management company or growing organically.There are a couple of threads on management company valuation with very helpful opinions, but none seem to address the purchase of an established, fully-functional, long-tenured property management operation.

This would challenge me and force me to grow and to tap a deep reservoir of potential.I'll spare you the details of that quest of inner discovery.

I have a couple rental properties and I'm starting to grow and get a reputation.