We are looking to transition from living in 8-11 different homes we pay to rent, to owning 3-5 stable places we can return to every year and that we can STR while we are not there.

I'm new to RE investing as well as to BP and am extremely excited to start my transition to RE investor. 

Once you have that down, it should be an easy transition to speak to people in your market intelligently about your intentions and plan.  

I'm sure this is pretty rare but for those of you that started with notes or maybe bought one or two properties then made a full transition to notes, I'm wondering why you chose that route? 

I'm trying to come up with creative solutions for financing a rental. Scenario is you get owner financing and get attorney to go ahead and get property put in your name (w/ no money down). The owner I'm working with i...

So I either find a job that i can flex more to the part time property job (which would mean reskilling myself and taking big cut in salary) or get into it the turnkey way at first and perhaps slowly transition later on as my conditions change and confidence and knowledge grows.

Also, I've been looking at properties in transitioning areas such as Kensington, Port Richmond, Germantown, etc in case that helps.

I've seen rentals in Union by Kean University and the train station for around:$1,600 for a 2 bedroom/1 bath$1,800-$2,000 for a 3 bedroom/1 bathI've been targeting towns that have NJ transit routes as a way of a selling point, but just wanted to get a general opinion on the rental market out there.

I do have an ozone generator machine, and I started out with scented laundry and am now transitioning to scent free.

I am looking to convert to checkbook control and am looking for a provider that can help me make the transition, help me setup the the account properly, and then have the lowest fees.