You can find great 2-4 unit buildings at reasonable prices (compared to New York City), and many of them need to be fixed up, which is an added bonus of equity if you are willing to tackle a renovation.I'd suggest somewhere along the blue line (train) in the northwest part of the city, where you can find some priceless neighborhood vibes.Plus, the real estate community is unmatchable...tons of people willing to give you a hand up.

I’m comfortable sacrificing a bit on revenue in exchange for steady cash flow, lower expenses, and fewer headaches.However, if you come across a standout property with a pool and great amenities in Scottsdale, it could be very beneficial during spring training or for bachelor/bachelorette parties.

Been entertaining the idea of investing in Dayton but I’ve only ever been there a couple times for military training. 

@Michelle Marie bruetschIf email/phone is not working, then show up at the onsite sales office and ask them in-person.

If not in the city, and not in the ETJ, then it's a lot easier, provided you can get water (probably need to drill water wells so thats a separate ground water district) and sanitation (some sort of onsite sewage treatment).

Everything sounds legit and looks good on paper, but...I wonder if anyone hear has heard of them or has been a part of the training.

Even though oddly enough, one of the counties i'm in requires landlords to take a 2 hours training class in order to qualify to accept their section 8 tenants. 

Work with your Solo 401(k) provider and they should be able to assist you with properly approaching your banker so as to get results.Alternately, you can choose to work with a bank that already has trained staff on this topic such as Solera or Titan.

We manage our own with the help of an on site manager.

@Chris SeveneyWe have GC's onsite that run the contractor crew and they only get paid after each phase of work is finished and inspected.