We are keeping our eyes open for a second property now!

Hey BP Community,It's best to go in with your eyes wide open. 

You may want to call the other Landlord back and let them know what she did so they can keep an eye on her.

For new investors who don't want to invest right near them, I always tell them to make a list of where they have lived (competitive advantage of knowing the areas), where their friends and family live (boots on the ground and eyes on the houses), and where they have spent other time in school or work (more competitive advantage).

I would also focus on cities that are nearby as there is no substitute for seeing a place with your own eyes.

Don't buy or watch a course on wholesaling, there will be a catch.

I'm initially interested in investing locally so that I can keep an eye on the properties until I become more comfortable with this new venture.Looking forward to meeting everyone and if you're a local realtor, lender, contractor, or property manager, I'd love to start a dialogue with you!

Even if you know its not really debt (in investors eyes).

I recently found a multi-family property I've been eyeing is zoned for residential. 

For buy and hold the number to keep your eyes on is cash on cash return.