Thank you,My target is properties that gross 50K or above.

Hi Victoria,Investing in out-of-state markets can be a strategic move with its own set of advantages and challenges.

The plan is to set aside a portion of the equity from the sale to invest in a multifamily property. 

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Instead of giving advice, I rather share facts (there are many opinions but only one set of facts) and I'm trying to help you come to your own conclusions.With this in mind, if I were you, I'd ask myself the following questions:1.

That is my target for this year to get rid of all C and D class properties and only buy A and B class properties with good tenants that respect the property even though i have to pay a higher number per door. 

YoY is down more than 20%.Rentals - Months of SupplyOnly about 1.1 months of supply for our target rental property profile.

I'm not sure about your market, but the housing authority sets the rent based on comps submitted here in Atlanta. 

Avg rent with this criteria is $1850+As far as reserves, I am saving about $4k/month, however, these funds were going to go towards my next property so I guess the answer would be no, I do not have separate reserves set aside for big expenses. 

Ultimately, you should go with the one that appears to be the most transparent and that sets the right expectations.