There's a steady stream of military personnel always coming and going, and those that don't want to buy still want to find a nice place to live in for the 2-4 years they are stationed there.Good luck on getting started!

I am hoping to buy places that will pay for themselves inside of 5 years and keep a steady stream of cash flowing.

I have been wondering though, how much interaction is there between your CPA and attorney and is a good working relationship between the two a necessity as you progress in real estate?

I have a homeowners policy on my primary with Progressive with a $300k liability limit.  

I am talking hard core gentrification in progress.

Looking forward to hearing about your future progress.

I have reached out to a few and hope to keep you all updated as my journey of building a real estate portfolio progresses!

The best thing about Little Rock (and surrounding areas in central Arkansas) to me is that it is steady.  

Rents do not follow a linear progression with home prices (at least I haven't experienced that).I would definitely look to buy two properties (or multiple units) rather than one larger/nicer/more expensive one. 

KC might not appreciate as dramatically, but I like the slow steady cash flow over a long period of time.