This is my first time filling up a unit and I'm out of state.

The one I hear most often is they are waiting on rates to come down.

Section 8 can be very profitable, but it's not smart as a first investment or a one-off because there is a lot more red tape.

Many times you will buy a property that is occupied and it takes time to make the units vacant and it takes time to do rehab work and that leaves little time to save money for the next down payment. 2.

For first-time or newer investors, lenders tend to be a bit more conservative with leverage and rates because they consider experience a key factor in risk assessment. 

Adding to this - any insurance agents here who can take the time to walk me through options rather than just send me a quote then harass me to sign pls message me :) 

It takes time and they're not doing so from a position of just getting started.I started out buying rentals off of the MLS, putting 20% down.

They’re well written, seem to be well researched, and always timely.  

@Steve Schmidt similar to @Jay Redding and @Alecia Bolton JKP has been long time buyer of partials. 

I am weary of trading my time for money and wish to be more present for my children while building generational wealth.