Too much risk compared to reward if you were not effected.

@Muju Hussain as an Architect I have helped numerous clients (developers and homeowners) in the last few years in DC and it all depends what you want to do.

Since I plan on investing and owning these properties for significantly longer than 15 years, it makes financial sense for me to focus more on long term growth, as opposed to immediate cashflow rewards today.When your business starts to take off in one of these high growth areas, you don't get this snowball method that people like to talk about, instead you get an avalanche. 

I've been reading and listening to numerous podcasts, I just don't know how to start I don't have a support system nor do I have anyone who can help me start.

Bank of America cash rewards has a high limit and good cash back.

I also welcome constructive conversations about the risk/reward profile of the Charleston market and its development opportunities.

I know Atlanta REIA and GA REIA are still hosting numerous meet ups every week but all online.

Least efficient, like biggest pains in the butt but good reward in an area with stiff competition? 

With major national and regional companies like Nationwide and Huntington, "unicorn" tech startups like CoverMyMeds and Root, as well as, numerous development projects around the city, Columbus is poised for tremendous growth.

"I don't know exactly what I am doing, but I have 4SFH and would like to get a 5th"Whatever you do, don't lead in with that on a job interview >-DThere's always risks and rewards with your rentals clustered.