You always want a plan A, B and C. 

@Steve LorIf you're just starting out I would encourage you to start simple and narrow your focus a little bit based upon what you are looking to achieve in the next 12-24 months.You can do an FHA loan if you are going to occupy the home but not if you plan to rent it out.

@Tato Silva Both Jacksonville and Houston are great market but you need to narrow your search down to zipcodes. 

That may help you narrow down based on your own criteria. 

There are a lot of markets that cash flow well today, but many of them have shrinking populations, stagnant job growth, economies based on non growth, narrow industries.

The niches I have to narrowed down to are SFH or small multi family.

The market is moving quickly in Indy right now - so its important to narrow your focus in order to crunch numbers efficiently and land deals.

The choice really boils down to your financial position but here's what you can do to narrow it down.

Getting started in RE can definitely feel like drinking from a fire hose sometimes but here's what you can do to narrow your focus.Determine what your long, and short-term goals are.

The city creates a temporary solution that supposes to band-aid the issue, for example, the city of San Jose is coming with the ADU initiative.