A property management company pays 15.3% self employment tax on income. 

I moved to the Kansas City from Sydney in 2012 with $10,000After a few flips, I "progressed" to Toledo, Ohio in 2014.A few companies later, thousands of flips and the rest if history 😁It will depend how hard you dive in.The deals are always out there to be wholesaled, flipped, BRRRR, etc...$250,000 can go a long way in tertiary markets (Midwest 👍) and over time you could make real estate a full time living with that starting capital.And IMO, you won't worry too much about a 2.8% fixed loan or an 8% fixed loan.Money makes money.God Bless America heheJust my opinion and wishing you the best 🙏

This is not my company, so it's honestly just coming from personal experience. 

It also felt like they are pulling from something that talks to the bigger management companies with larger MFH and lower-end SFH, whereas my area is mostly mom and pop operator with SFH and the BP calc wasn't differentiating.

And help or suggestions would be appreciated. thanksI'm pretty new to real estate investing, but I did find a decent website that was helpful: www.NearbyEstates.comOne thing that I really like is that they have an interactive map which shows the nice neighborhoods and ghettos, as well as top companies and schools.

They'll take pride in working for such a reputable brand, and you can bet they'll be fired up to achieve the company's goals. 

I also have property management companies run my properties as well.SituationGoing to close on a property in Minnesota, and upon looking into the rental licensing for this particular college town Saint Cloud I read some disturbing information which I couldn’t believe was real.It states in the application that if the owner lives 45 miles from Saint Cloud.

If I were you, I'd either find another company, or get a trailer and a helper and go pick them up yourself at Lowes or Home Depot.

Hello,I cancelled escrow within the 7 day contingency period and the escrow company is charging me 400 Cancellation fee.

I just thought to tell you that we have closed at a title company, or the seller’s lawyer.