I can see the value in what you’re doing in the rural southeast—new construction in those areas has a lot of untapped potential, and I like how you’re handling the financing with Fannie Mae assumable loans and light debt.

So while some opportunities show good potential always take into consideration the downside possibilities.

So low cost, low risk in my opinion which is why is it generally my first choice After those I would go HML/PML - this is likely going to be your highest cost loan 

and i know that that there’s risk involved, so ill always be prepared for things not going according to plan. and i think starting small and gaining knowledge and experience over time is key. 

Considering your current W2 income, it's important to evaluate the risks.

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No need to dig through lists—just explore the map and find potential investment opportunities quickly!

Sometimes it is very difficult to reconstruct your depreciation schedule without the help of your prior accountant but still potentially possible.

But then after finding something I'm interested in, I usually have to do more evaluation on a spreadsheet (find out a cap rate, figure out potential rent, interest calculation, utilities, property taxes, wear and tear, depreciation, etc) and then find that the numbers don't work out.It would be great if there was a tool that had all that information in one place, and would do the analysis instantly!

I have so much to learn starting out I don't want to add any unnecessary risk or headaches dealing with out of state properties or long distance rentals.