Obviously I chose Nevada for the weather, no income tax, very low insurance and property taxes combined with plenty of activities and cheap flights.

Arizona and Nevada have low property taxes and it's short flight there.

I want to setup a ticket system so I can monitor the calls from Tenants and get feedback on performance.

When you own multi-unit properties the 5th grade math goes like this.You purchase a 4-unit property for whatever price you pay and each unit gives you a $150 per month cash flowSo, now how do you get filthy with with 4 units vs a stinky single family home that sucks you dry.You earn 4 x $150 per month = $600 per month = $7200 per year positive cash flow you can put in your pocket and spend it going to Disneyland one time as $150 per ticket to get into one theme park where I think a small popcorn is now $7.Apartment units are in high demand and the Gross Multiplier is an average number being used today.You raise the rents for each unit only $50 the day you close escrow and you just made more money that most people can bank in 1 or 2 years and the math goes like this.4 units X $50 - $200 per month more positive cashflow x 12 month = a lousy $2400 per year.Now, your positive cashflow is $7200 + $2400 = $96,00 per year.

Free webinar/downloadable content > Low-cost subscription to have access to a community/group > higher-cost in-person event > course > mentorship/coaching (usually highest ticket price).I've purchased courses, hired coaches/mentors, and paid for monthly subscriptions.

It’s definitely a learning curve since my knowledge about RE is somewhat limited to buying a home, listening to podcasts and reading.I live in Las Vegas, NV and I’m a flight attendant.

Really great place to invest given the close proximity to Boston (1.5hr drive) NYC (45 minute flight).

That is, renting BEDS versus just the rooms of a home, to flight attendants/pilots.

Did flight instruction before that.

In January my partner (a former flight attendant who now works for a major airline in operations) and I (a real estate agent with some investing experience) are opening up our first Crash Pad for flight attendants and pilots in a single family, no HOA neighborhood 3 miles from a major airline hub.