I am definitely referring to a house that was already insured as a rental, not as a primary residence.

Balancing rental income, appreciation potential, and location can provide a primary home and a long-term investment portfolio.Good luck!

I feel so fortunate to have found BiggerPockets, as it’s been a goldmine of information and resources.Currently, I’m leaning towards the BRRRR strategy as my primary niche.

For your existing primary, you will need to have it leased with the security deposit and first month's rent collected.

Nabby,Best way to first get into real estate is to buy your first primary home since the down payment can be zero to 3% down.

Top producing real estate agents in many market make over a million a year with a whole heck of a lot of them making 200 to 500k.. the other 60 % of agents will not make much but it could be a secondary job and they are not the primary income producer in the family.. 

I'm confused, are you wanting to buy an investment property in another state that you will rent out, or are you wanting a property that will be your primary residence?

But if it’s money out of pocket for down payment (primary vs investment) there are definitely ways around that.

The primary metric you should be focusing on is return on your equity position.

They require a place to live, which is why mid-term rentals are driven by necessity.The primary consumers are traveling nurses.