@Amy T.

Madison is one of the last affordable frontiers left for Nashville.

I knew I needed at least one partner, and better with two to afford a deal.

I dot my I's and cross my T's, as I encounter many things for the first time.

There are plenty of areas that have multi family properties available at affordable prices and good cashflow.

Look at rent growth, population growth, job growth, affordability, and other metrics to choose your market.

Google search the city , populatIon, employers affordable housIng projects 2.

Just make sure you have all your other T's crossed and I's dotted.  

However, when looking for properties in downtown Austin near my work, my wife and I have been facing several challenges due to the high prices.We first wanted to buy a small multifamily home, but the prices for these would be beyond want we could afford month to month if the other unit(s) sat vacant.

I think he missed managed the original 15K that I gave him now the project is slow because we can’t really afford subs.