For the most accurate and detailed information, it's recommended to refer to local real estate listings and market reports or consult with real estate professionals who are active in these areas. 

Once you have some prospective residents it's important to do your due diligence with screening using background checks,income verification, and credit reports.

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This will ultimately depend on the property being marked as rural or not on the appraisal report, and depending on the population density, the lender may or may not finance the property.

From there, call those wholesalers and ask if you can work for free for them for 3 months - this will be huge ROI for you if they accept.

suggest you start with Dave Ramsey principals ... then move out from there.there is some big huge fallacy  that Real estate is going to let you quit your job and your going to have all this time for the kiddos etc.this will never happen in the short term with rental property.. you build a nice base for retirement in 30 plus years for sure.. but for short term replace your income and have all this free time you need to make transactional income with big hits.. your not going to get their with 200 to 300 a month cash flow on a levered up rental . 

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I would also advise looking into a commercial loan where you do a "Blanket loan" and consolidate 3-5 properties into one (1) commercial loan that does not report to credit.If you refinance to take cash out the rate will be higher but rates will be back down in less than 3 years so its not a long term rate change.

Then, move into Show Low STR for two years and Sell for up to $250,000 Tax-free.

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