Also, if it's a strong cash flow property you can borrow the down payment and some rehab cost as well(maybe a family member).

I don't think demand for $100k primary residence will be strong in that area, there are so many 1950s ranch houses $60-70k, even though yours is the nicest.From an investment standpoint, that area is a stretch to rent over $925 on a 3 bdrm.  

If your white collar skills are weak, but your blue collar skills are strong look for a partner who has the skills you lack.

As to other ventures in connection with RE, steel fabrication business, car lots, grocery store, auto service garage, construction firm/general contractor, C-store/car wash and a bar, cafe, lake resort.These came arising from basically partnering as a credit or business partner (or both) for under capitalized entrepreneurs who couldn't swing the RE purchase or lease of facilities.

If that is true, I'd strongly suggest you find yourself a buyer's agent.

Also, the most important thing you can do starting out is build a strong team around you or partner up with an experienced investor to mentor you through your first few projects.

One of the best things you can do as an investor is surround yourself with a strong team. 1.Yourself 2.Trust Worthy GC's 3.Reak estate Attorney 4.

They also demand strong accounting history.

Springs has experienced steady growth for several decades, thanks to a strong military presence.

I ran a ghost ad for a three bedroom for rent and found strong demand.My new design is 3 three bedroom and 1 two bedroom.I will post some video next week on how I plan to convert the common areas into additional bedrooms.