Contracts, scripts, escrow companies, title companies, attorneys, real estate agents, a source for printing materials, a web presence, a long term plan, money in reserve so you can eat, can you take a thousand "no, get out of my face" for every "yes"?

Anyways.. you need web presence.

I find it amazing I can extract 6 digits of cash out of an RE and not get taxed on that money at the time it is extracted.  7) The rebaseline of RE value at death (this provides a means to never have the government collect on the gains). 

Here's my background:- I'm currently employed as a product manager for a big bank in the US, and I have about 12 years of experience in the digital product and marketing space. - Without realizing it at first, I think I embarked in the real estate journey about 7 years ago.

It is appealing to me because of the ability to catch a short flight and land in Phoenix to manage the properties when needed.My goal:* Invest in a single / multi family property worth $300K in a quality neighborhood (class B or above) to buy and hold* Target is positive cash flow, build equity over timeThe following factors make Phoenix attractive to me:* +2.3% population growth since 2020* Strong Case Schiller index * Presence of large employers like Amazon, Walmart, and $40B investment towards a semiconductor facility that is projected to complete in 2026Challenge:* I'm consistently seeing rents in the $1900 - $2000 range for single family condos in (2B, 1 Ba) range making it a negative cash flow prospectQuestions to the community:1.

The presence of distressed properties, including foreclosures, provides opportunities for investment at potentially lower costs, appealing to those interested in refurbishment and resale or rental.

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I am looking to connect with both local and out-of-state investors who are in need of a reliable boots-on-the-ground presence in the Dallas market.

Maxwell AFB’s presence in Montgomery is definitely an important factor, though keep in mind that just 12,500 people (out of roughly 386,000 people in metro Montgomery) work for the Air Force.As for the difference between the two cities, I’d say that there’s slightly higher appreciation potential in Birmingham.

Probably 100+ paddles, bids that seemed pretty exorbitant for most properties, and I got to see the "land bank shenanigans" first hand - even spoke to the commissioner about it who was vocally opposed to their presence; she apparently attends the bank's board meetings to protest their operation.