Study the market like crazy.

My own exploration/study found that IF you could get a property for $60k in the Midwest AND rent it for $700, that the state tax man was gonna take $200-$300 a month in property taxes.  

What I would suggest would be to really study the market on where you want to end up. 2-4 is insane price wise.

This question is for you seasoned mf investors out there. I'm trying to learn more about how you might look at property so I can refine my own criteria and become more efficient in my analysis. For this example, let's...

I’ve just begun to study it the past year and I’m not one to go into something before I have more of an understanding.

Once you have your two years tax records step up with 100K to begin.In the interim you need to study finances, and real estate investing.

I certainly would not have paid her exorbitant tuition fees to study in front of a computer.

The reason I go into so much detail here is because it was the progression of studying, questioning, acting, and trusting that led me to a great buyers' agent who I'll work with repeatedly as I grow my portfolio. 

I would also refer to Brian Heckmann, whom we've used for one complex eviction and have gotten consulting with on others when we went the DIY route but wanted a little backup.We purchased and studied the Nolo book "California Landlord's Law Book vol2 : evictions" (although an older version than currently sold on Amazon). 

Hey guys,So my study shows that the South and midwest are the best places to invest in.1.