I finally bought my first rental property in October of last year and was super excited, even had tenants in there by November.

I haven't been able to find a recent Tennessee subforum post on this topic, so I'm excited to learn about the vetting process people are using to find their contractors!

In my research last year, I passed through Mckinney and Prosper, as well as Frisco and Plano, and I got really excited about the area and the opportunities for long-term growth. 

.- i was all excited in getting it leased asap, working actively with my realtor and listed for $50 less than the recent comps.

Because I believe the cash flow this building will kickoff will feed me for a lifetime.And...30% in capital gains as tax and a $6000 prepayment penalty did not excite me.1031 exchange may of worked, but, it sure is tough to locate a replacement property that would suffice.Thoughts?

@James Zhang, the key is building excitement for the property being new on market.

All exciting stuff!

Excited to begin networking. :)

I’ve yet to meet anyone excited to live in or visit Baltimore.Only thing redeeming about Baltimore is Johns Hopkins University.

Again, the property is in good condition so repairs could be between 10-15k but I choose $15k to be conservative.Here is the funny part...I’m excited, I’ve done my homeworks, I’m getting educated-strong job+income etc etc but don’t have too much or very low low liquid$ to get into.