I had about 30 million in credit lines for my hard money company 8 with them and they were the only ones who kept my line every other one called them.. so we were put out of business and this bank lowered it to 4 million but I was just happy to have enough to make a living when things got so bad.. so that's my long winded story.. is there potential to grow then whats 24k its a drop in the bucket in the larger picture.

Check out Bridgeport CT @Sebastian Garcia   One of the popular housing markets in a generally higher priced East Coast. 

This is a great place to learn and grow!

@Aaron Bruck,If you are trying to grow a business for the long term, finding a partner/ mentor would be a good idea.

You need to figure out your community, if there are a lot of growing families, 2 and 3 bed units will be more attractive.

My immediate goal is to start out with a house hack and grow from there.

The more you can learn and grow with others who are already in that type of investing, the better.  

Parts of Will and Kendall counties seem to be growing as well. 

I take care of our taxes so I knew we were getting cash flow every month and could see our equity growing but never really thought much more about it until I read the book. 

It is an 18 unit building in a very fast growing neighborhood and just by doing simple due diligence(50% rule, cap rate ratio) it should be pretty profitable.