Great questions—buying in an AE flood zone definitely comes with risks, but it can also be an opportunity if you analyze the numbers, insurance costs, and future resale potential carefully.

80/20 might be tough, but I think you can definitely achieve 75%.

Definitely look into local meetups, REI groups, and BP networking events to connect with like-minded investors.

-In Detroit, it really is a street by street basis, but there are definitely plenty good deals to be found once you know the market.

But at the same time, this market just keeps climbing, and it doesn’t look like it’s slowing down anytime soon.Suffolk is definitely more affordable than Nassau, but even out there, prices are getting ridiculous.

Running the numbers it does seem like they'd pencil out but definitely completely new territory for us.

You’re definitely on the right track thinking through tenant demand upfront, especially with a lot of similar inventory sitting.For marketing, Zillow is really it.

With overall cooling rents, high mortgage rates, and chaos in Washington, I'm definitely being careful about what I buy this year.

Bigger Pockets is a great place to learn and connect with fellow investors.If you’re looking to invest long distance, I definitely recommend building your core-4 team.

I always tell investors that if you're single/young, you should definitely house hack once a year and then rent them out and keep rinse and repeating every year.