If you are still exploring markets to invest in, Nashville, TN, is a hot one! 

One other note Ashley.

(is there any reviews or history on his business online)The inspector that said 70+ is probably one of those everything needs to be replaced don't risk type, however will probably be the more expensive guy.

If the property makes a good profit with a property manager hire one and leave it to them.

If you do go to court for eviction, the mediator/judge will want to see a record of non-payment notices to demonstrate the tenant is not having a one-time hardship.

If you are trying to build wealth and investing in an appreciation market CoC might not matter to you.There are so many different ways to invest and one just needs to find what works for them and their long term plans.

One common obstacle is dealing with higher interest rates compared to traditional financing, which can impact profit margins.

My wife and I are under contract on a home we would like to turn into an MTR at some point close to downtown Mesa and the Mesa Arts Center, ~ 10 minutes from Banner Health.

I’m a big mosaic theory person and try and recognize/find the value in every(one/thing).

The other ones don't have any NOTS either.