I am a builder in this area and I know I can add attached/detached in law suit to any properties in this area which would allow me to cash flow afterwards.

It will allow you to get into a home for relatively little down that you can later turn into a rental.

Acting sooner allows you to begin building equity immediately, which can be advantageous over time.

If you are not buying cash, I’d be cautious with anything above 1.2M as interest rates will eat a significant portion of revenue and not allow for good cash flow.  

Hey Christian, having a reliable team is key.

And I would be creating a new team that I just didn’t know I could rely on.

I've looked high and low and I have to hand it to Joshua Dorkin and his team!

There was a bill introduced last year -- House Bill 1171 -- that would have only allowed landlords to terminate a lease for failure to pay or for violating lease agreements.

It can be found in the “build your team” tab on Bigger Pockets.

ANNNND, if you get a DUNS number (not sure if these is required) you can improve the credit worthiness of your business, possibly allowing out take out larger LOCs or even selling it to someone else to take advantage of the businesses credit rating!