Seeking stable, long-term housing can lead to longer tenancies and lower turnover costs, which is what many Section 8 renters are after.There are, however, disadvantages to take into account.

I have also been told never to allow cash and one of those people was Brandon on the pod cast on in his books as well but there are a couple I am looking at right now and one of those is apartments.com and it seems to be good especially since it is completely free for the landlord and the tenant   

When you get flooring there's people sitting at the computers in that specific area, so that's usually where you make large orders.

The move is always whatever SAFELY leads to owning more assets.

@Amani Abdel-Dayem  wholesaling seems to be happening less, people want top dollar so most will sell on the MLS. 

Marketing and leads are the easy part.

But you don't have to follow my lead, there are many states to look into that fit the bill.

What most people do in your scenario, is they sell the home and purchase a 2-4 unit.

New construction at that is a plus.I've been digging for a similar deal myself for the past year in California, but it seems that there's nothing out there that will lead me to break even on a monthly basis unless I do at least 15% down.

Some people say buy the location and it doesn't matter the cash flow because appreciation.