It's a fantastic approach to real estate investing, especially when coupled with your experience and dedication.Let's definitely connect on BP to further discuss your BRRR/long-term rental property adventure.

I definitely recomnend more doors under one roof but there is a lot of overpriced property being marketed at this time.

It's a tempting path, chasing after that quick cash without stopping to consider if you're actually solving a real problem for the seller.

But there is no reason to target only travel nurses with a MTR, you definitely should not limit yourself on who you market your property to.

I will definitely plan to expand my network this year.

If you as an investor plan to approach homeowners in California to purchase their property after a NOD has been filed you definitely need to read (and reread) California Civil Code 1695. 

I recommend getting advice from an attorney if you can't figure it out from the law.In Virginia there are specific steps to take during an eviction, if you engage in a "self-help" eviction by the state's definition you create all kinds of problems. 

While it’s not expected to have a lease in place within 10 days, you can definitely expect to have an idea of where you are at in the marketplace within 10 days and if you don’t have any hits it’s best to start taking action instead of sitting on it.

Many investors do this, and it's definitely possible.

Definitely be careful.