While the actual building and property looks nice, it is in a town that has a population of 2,900 people and the surrounding areas are not much larger, like you mentioned.

If you go flat fee broker, discount broker or full service broker depends on what you want, eother of them can be a good choice.

If it’s your first choice and money is not an option, where would you buy?

A minimum of $100,000 of liability coverage needs to be obtained by the provider of your choice.

If it's a larger organization, feel free to inquire about their different staff qualifications.2.

And then cross check that against the rent roll or whatever your estimates for the rent is.It might be some work, but digging into historical caps when the owner purchased might give you an idea what the markets done, or if the owner just made a really bad choice then paying $750k.Best of luck - sounds quite exciting with some potential!

I don't think you can do a good job managing rentals from 150 miles away but that's your choice.

I've recently gotten my real estate license and I'm going to use that to help fund my investments.My main goal is to buy and hold and eventually invest in some larger commercial properties.

I have the larger loans to take down the purchase, but could use small seconds. 

I owned a large real estate brokerage and property management company that I sold in 2016 and “retired”.