In all honesty man you need to have a serving mindset and put yourself in the tenants shoes.

I know that many "hard core" landlords may disagree with me on this, but as someone who has been in those shoes, I prefer to be stern with a human approach.

(Even though I've been in his shoes before).

If I were in your shoes I'd: 1.) pick a market, 2.) talk to lenders, 3.) figure out what size of property is feasible. 

I was in your shoes, looking back 9 months ago, I had read all the books, BP forums, podcasts, but felt I needed more.  

I was in your shoes not too long ago and I have managed to get out of the newbie phase. 

We rehabbed about 10,000 of work a week and finished the remodeling in a little over a month.I don't have the before pictures where it shoes how terrible of a condition the property was in.

That is what I would do if I was in your shoes personally.

I was in your shoes, and nervous about the liability of taking on appliances and what do if something happens.

What would you do if you were in my shoes?