We are working on some partnership/joint ventures on a variety of assets and would love input from those who have been through it.  

We didn’t like those markets mostly due to the crime index being well over 500 in each location and relatively low appreciation over the last 20 years.We came down to Killeen, Phoenix, and Boise as (for right now) our top 3 markets based on a variety of stats but mainly population growth, household income, and home value growth.Our next step is now reaching out to agents in those locations and running analysis on a variety of multi family properties in those locations to try to find a good deal to start making offers.Would love to hear your opinion if those are good logical next steps and any ideas/thought you may have here.Our goal is to purchase our first rental property in this quarter (Q4 of 2021)!

The internet makes it pretty easy to find a variety of resources these days.

sorry didn't finish typing, I wanted to add that the state does these inspections once every 5 years and again only apply to 3 families or greater.You will find a variety of answers as to whether to hold in an LLC or not.

Ryan Craig to be quite honest I'm not exactly sure as of yet I've been gathering books so far on the different varieties and I'm trying to progress in my knowledge before making my first move I'm hoping to be educated enough on the topic to be able to make my first invest in a year from now..

@Jeremy Chaser - I'm sure you will get a wide variety of opinions on this, but personally I do not consider appreciation as a wealth building strategy.  

Sell the condo and invest in cash flowing syndications in a variety of asset classes in secondary markets.

Chatt is a great place to build a rental business and there is a variety of options available to you.

Good access to transportation, a variety of positive economic drivers (manufacturing, retail, Govt, info tech, medical, colleges), decent weather, affordable utilities & entertainment, low crime, etc. 

I am not an attorney of course.. but I see this as a Civil Rico act complaint since there are so many different people in multiple jurisdictions.. then the regulators if they ever care to can move it to a criminal Rico.. or just garden variety wire fraud which is where most of these companies that defraud the public ( which according to all these BP posts if they are accurate and I have no reason to think they are not are correct) I kind of see Class action as more of a product liability vehicle.. but again I don't know just what I have seen personally in the business world.