Fine ideas but most are not feasible or doable. 

I would fully expect this property to be a gut rehab but this could be doable within budget if the city price is low enough.

I don't know the market, but here are some points to consider as a buyer.On a SF deal don't put more down than 20%, 15% is better and 10% is doable with a 3 year term.

Getting started in another city as a Realtor is tough, (but doable) it takes time.The transition between an Hourly employee to a transaction employee takes time to generate enough business to replace your full time income as well.If you work full time in HR and work part time in Real Estate and you are committed and consistent enough.

Lofty but doable...I've been looking through the forums and posting some questions myself and I'd just like to say thank you to everyone!

As someone who just got into investing/flipping, I will say it's very doable, with the right networking, knowledge and drive.

I believe it is doable in most circumstances.

Long Island house hacker here :-) I'd say - it's not only doable, it's also tough to live here without doing it!

I would definitely expect a slight increase in the rate, but it is doable.

Right now it looks like it will be 1-4 years down the road.3. 6-7 rentals while holding a day job is work, but it's certainly doable.