It just can be tough in the short term with high rates and rents not fully caught up. 

We analyze the entire single family and multifamily market simultaneously and rank them by cap rate. 

I have had luck in the past with my realtor pulling the listing for a week or two, freshing up the listing and relisting at the same rate and getting it rented quickly.  2.5 weeks doesn't seem un-reasonable to me. 

Building a local network of investors is key to successful out-of-state investing.

I can break everything down from NOI, standard operating expenses, and cap rate to assisting with an exit strategy. 

You CAN’T be successful doing it without capital4.

Quality work and fair rates.

Tenant screening is a challenging, but critical piece to being a successful landlord / investor.

We understand the rates might be somewhat higher for being a second position, that is ok with us.Most lenders will just go through the motion of trying to refinance the entire position, even if they tell you otherwise at first.

I’ve been attending my local Real Estate investment club meetings and trying to educate myself.So I guess what I’m really looking for are some success stories.