You’re right, though, that you’re unlikely to generate much cash flow, if at all, if you invest in your home state.One option would be to look out of state.

Long-term rentals offer diversification, learning experience, and lower returns but may generate lower returns.

Ideally, I would love to buy a multi-family property and rent it out, I would consider house hacking but I mainly want to my first property to be one that I can improve on and have it generate income for me.

I’m also currently looking to upgrade to a software that allows me to transfer friends from PM to owner and will help me generate form 1099at the end of the year.

If you're ok with roommates and generating some leases, ground rules, and interviewing folks before they move in, you really can't go wrong with house hacking.

That leasing agent can provide very good insight into what is moving in the market and how to generate more income. 

Hey everyone, what do you think of land profit generator course, did anyvone have that course and do you recommend it?? 

You have a kick butt deal, if you generate ha;f the cash flow you’re planning on you’ll be ok.

Assuming you're in the Charlotte market, there should be plenty of room to generate cash flow and subsidize your new primary mortgage. 

The BIGGEST mistake wholesalers make is diving into lead generation before you have anything set up to convert those leads when, and if, you DO find them.What is the point of trying to reach out to prospects when you have no system set up to convert these prospects into leads?