Im currently renting, but have a good deal of money saved up.

I'm currently wholesaling right now.

It's all run under the table currently and haven't had any problems, but want to formalize this as a business to avoid any hardship down the road.I don't know how I should be protecting myself here.

Backstory:We rent the ADU out regularly via STR or MTR and live in the main house currently and are looking to size up.

Given that the local wages are relatively low, does this mean the property isn't a good investment?

Additionally, which markets are currently favorable for starting out in real estate investment?

Take steps to confirm the source independently before proceeding further.My best piece of advice would be to contact your lender instead of relying on callbacks from letters or unknown numbers, contact your current mortgage lender or a trusted VA-approved lender directly.

that is not how cash flow works.it's also going to be challenging to get lending on properties priced that low - it may be difficult to get standard conventional financing.and finally, the lowest prices are going to be in the most challenging neighborhoods... which will come with additional challenges.some suggestionscan you spend some time researching neighborhoods more broadly, going to REIA meetings, and building a network?  

I am a new investor that currently owns one rental property in Northampton.

I’m currently in California but I plan on traveling to Florida sometime in the next week or so to check things out.