high CoC return, but high turnover, expect to spend at least a few grand per turn, so have to figure that into the number and the headaches that comes w the turnover volume, but investors do it all the time in this zip and similar ones, the DOM may be due to conditions related to the property/neighborhood that you can't tell from just looking at the pics, you'd need a local expert w boots on the ground to fill in the blanks to complete the story

My plan currently consists of daily reading, podcasts, forums, saving cash for reserves and to fund my first deal cash (or mostly cash).

But if you are buying in volume, you need a partner.

Your partners may also want to remain "silent" while ONE partner becomes a MANAGING PARTNER....responsible for the daily day to day operations and has the ability to make decisions without approval of everyone.

Things I am doing: Listening to a podcast daily--chosen near random because I know no one, but everyone has been amazing.

I recommend setting up keyword alerts for each area as they are discussed in the forums daily with advertisements posted in the BiggerPockets marketplace hourly.One thing to note when looking at the individual markets, you can make or loose money in any market.

Being an investor I would prefer if we could rent it out on a daily, weekly or monthly basis when we’re not using it (we only need it 3 months a year but might move permanent in the future).

just like zillow zestimate is BS, I don't think any AI can accurately tell you what your rent should be.AI still isn't smart enough to look at your photos and location and give you good advice.When I listed my rental last month, the zillow rentzestimate was changing daily.

I am fairly new to real estate currently I am a support engineer that commutes an hour daily to go to work.

She is ok with the agreement because we run a large volume through her.