This is my personal favorite strategy for someone looking to deploy a decent amount of capital into real estate but may not have the experience. 

@Jefferson Simmons I’ve read rich dad poor dad it’s one of my favorites also and I also listen to the podcast everyday I’m nt cought up

Are you willing to bet that return on the capital you have in this property will outperform other investments (RE in CA, RE out of state, stocks, bonds, bitcoin, sports cards)?

I'm rarely at home, I'm mostly at work, or doing sport and a ton of social activities.

On a personal note: some of my hobbies are sports (especially Volleyball, Spikeball, and Disc Golf), Board Games, and Skiing.I'm excited to be on BiggerPockets and look forward to making connections with and learning from the amazing people on here!

You should be in good shape.Some of the really cheap stuff looks great on paper but takes a ton of management.The great thing about Cleveland over a lot of the other hot rental market in America, is absolutely the amount of employment we have.Hospitals, universities, three major sports teams, tons of restaurants and bars although that is not a big deal right now with Covid.Low home prices, far below replacement cost and High rents make Cleveland a rockstar choice in my opinion!

Just hearing from all these experienced investors has been so useful, not to mention how great it feels to try to help beginners take on the exciting journey of real estate investing.What's your favorite section of the website?

This question is specifically for those investors who are also licensed agents - what is your favorite CMA software or website? 

@Ralph Salazar - Norfolk is my favorite city to do business in.  

We are considering an out of state investment. We live in Idaho. What out of state location do you love for cash flow and good tenants?