Also there could be a 3rd since I have talked to a seller whom had a stroke and is having a hard time being a landlord.

I agree with Mr Santarelli : “60 hours per week is a lot of work time “Key things for yourself will be: ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~creating a great team of contractors, project managers, agent, etcDefinitely listen to the following podcast at least twice: #15, #12, #10, and #8Most important listen to podcasts #6 with Arthur Garcia -> triple timesJust a marketing ideal~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~on your potential customer receipt maybe you can mention “ We buy houses “ , etcFYI – podcasts our locate under the “ learn “ tab

Some ideal to get you started.

Ideally, it makes a difference in the quality of the air inside the house and energy efficiency.

More than one year would be more ideal of course.

A pool isn't ideal for a rental but it sure would help with the resale in some markets.....now if you live somewhere that's cold 9 months a year that might be a different story.I have one rental that has a pool that I bought early on in my investing career and when it's vacant I can get 10 applications in a day.

I've considered starting with a multi, but most of the ones on the MLS and loopnet are around 10% cap rate which is doable, but again, not ideal.

As well, I'm a single guy, and the ideal home for me in the area would be in the 800K range, and I just cant afford that right now, not do I want to until I have a family to raise.

I do not buy or sell notes, but I deal with a lot of foreclosures.

Wholesaling is the ideal way to get started as it takes the least amount of capital.