I've looked into it. 

You will probably have some sort of limit regarding mold/medical, but thee things can turn into a mess, trust me, I manage a lot of units and have done so for almost 30 years. 

Hi everyone, I'm also looking into investing in Des Moines.

@James McGovernwell, they aren't used to dealing with investors, and probably want you to establish that you're a credible buyer.we don't run into pocket listings much anymore

you can also look into lower down payment options, like a house hack, or a seller finance deal. 

Hey James, Congratulations on your recent graduation from ASU and your entry into the real estate field!

Look into loans that cater to investors, and consider speaking with a financial advisor about leveraging your stock investments.Property Type: Single-family homes or small multifamily units (like duplexes or triplexes) are often a good starting point for first-time real estate investors.

I learned that I really enjoy originating notes and thought my services could prove profitable to other investors.I would like to start a full-service business where I help landlords convert their rental properties into low-effort and profitable notes.

I am invested into syndications and do this full-time. 

s to know what you are getting into.