You might find it easier to get a fixed rate second.

Indeed if my career had started 5 years earlier it would have feen far easier to get into the market as my income and savings really only hit a good place around 2014...This summer we purchased a rental home which will eventually become our primary residence for more than I would have dreamed of a few years ago and in the end we had to ask ourselves two questions.

(Even though it is definitely possible) The best thing is to educate, save, and also reach out to people in your target market so you can get your name out there and learn who the players are.

I'm trying to find an easier way to track mileage to and from my properties and I can look through my location history on my phone and see exactly what days I drove to them.

I have done quite a bit of research and have narrowed down my target zip codes...

@Mark Poshak it's easier said than done but there are opportunities in every market for those that are willing to work hard enough to find them.

It seems easier to be a RE agent in an area you're already familiar with, but with such incredibly low inventory I'd imagine it's tough to make a living with all of the agent competition out there.My gut tells me to just find wherever my new job is going to be and then look into the investment side of things. 

Curious to hear from those of you who are both flipping and rehab/renting properties as to what sort of price ranges you are targeting for kitchen cabinets?

Is it easier to go to the city with an expired 30 days to vacate notice or an eviction notice?

I suspect that a quad would be easier from a numbers perspective because they generally have a greater rent to price ratio.