I have been doing lots of research, but am curious if anyone has tips on an ideal first investment property, whether you are using the BRRRR method, house hacking, etc.

I always hire my own inspector, and get a walkthrough video of the house from them (something not many people bother to ask for but it's really easy for them to do and doesn't cost any extra).

Instead of covering the 10K-15K difference out of pocket, I would like to take advantage of these programs as a househack for ideally 1-2 years.

Instead of covering the 10K-15K difference out of pocket, I would like to take advantage of these programs as a househack for ideally 1-2 years.

We live in a content connect world with hundreds of YouTube videos, podcasts, online forums, and published books. 

Instead of covering the 10K-15K difference out of pocket, I would like to take advantage of these programs as a househack for ideally 1-2 years.

To have a tenant in place for my first property is a ideal situation. 

I'm concerned i would spend off my savings and investment funds before we go into the stable green.I definitely feel like multi-family is where i want to be, ideally doing a BRRRR deal to expedite the investment opportunity.... getting started, and where seems to be the hard part, having never done a BRRRR.

Also check out YouTube videos from reputable guys like Michael Blank, sterling White, Brandon turner and then consider a mentorship either paid or through networking, it will definitely be a big boost for you regardless of what area of real estate your going into.

While okc is not the ideal spot in the country for many things our laws are and have been very landlord "friendly"  I can't imagine something like this going down in my lifetime here.