It does sound like you have some settling or moving, but this might be due to numerous things. 

@Louis ZamerykaWe've helped many investors just like yourself build a successful rental portfolio across numerous cash flow markets.

I'm very new to the real estate game and looking to get my feet wet.

I’ve read a bunch of books and am just now getting my feet wet.

While I am very interested in more investing and building a portfolio, starting with one or two units allows us to get our feet wet and experience in the different aspects of land-lording How did you find this deal and how did you negotiate it?

I’ve heard of numerous stories about this on the coasts, but haven’t seen much of this in my area or the Midwest in general as of yet.

People keep renting to it when their credit report shows numerous short-term addresses? 

I had asked numerous friends for their recommendations on property managers, but they tend to struggle with them like I do.It’s these experiences that have always left a bad taste for real estate in my mouth and have kept me from trying to learn more.  

It took me several months working around all the nooks & crannies of a pre 1960's building & there were numerous visits & inspections.

It gets your feet wet with minimal capital and greatly accelerates your ability to save.