The important point being that "S" people are smart and self-reliant but have a very hard time delegating - they're using to being the "star" - and it ends up hurting them because you just can't do everything and you do actually need a team to have anything other than meager success (in my experience).I only mention it because 1) several of your comments (Angel) sound like they relate to those themes, and 2) I suffer from the same problem and constantly fight against it in my own head.Finally, unless you have gotten a lot of experience with real estate in your own area / back yard first, I would be cautious about spending a lot of money in an out of state investment.

This strategy requires you to pay higher interest up front and be smart about your rehab costs and ARV.2) Pay cash for everything. 

Where does paying full or over market value for a house make a "smart" investment. 

People may also look to sell off larger houses for a gain and downsize/trade into multiple homes.10% Class A apartments with a value add component that is focused more so on smart home technology and amenities than complete unit renovations.

With a slight staging.Outside with green grass cut yesterday, fertilized 4 weeks ago and double cross cut,  six $4 bags of bark and 3 $15 plants that are 18inches high.Don't need high end, Just clean and smart and flow!

Reach out to Smart Asset Realty. 

@Dorys Prentice With roommates it is smart to require each person to qualify for the entire rent.

But they were smart guys and kept a lot of equity.

You're the greatest person in the world you're so smart.

We just need a smart electrician to tell us what is out there.