I've read a couple of Brandon Turner's books now and have been getting really into the mindset to start this journey.A couple major items I'm initially thinking of is where to start.

I have heard of "bigger pockets" through several books I have read as well as podcasts that I have listened to.  

Lenders also have interest only options that could help with cashflow especially on acquisitions to allow you to get the listing up, and have your listing gain momentum (some listings start off slow while they accrue bookings, reviews, etc.)

Here's a recent book we published for self-managing landlords: https://store.biggerpockets.com/products/self-managing-landl...

Read books, listen to podcasts, and consult with experienced investors who can guide you through the process.Analyze the MarketLook for areas where multifamily properties are available at reasonable prices and where rental demand is high.

@Craig Curelop is a great resource to assist with this as he is in Denver and wrote the book on house hacking for BP.You are a little numbers heavy vs. expectations meaning that it seems like you are really counting on these numbers to work and they could be tight which can be scary for a first property.

Hi, good afternoon my name is Cesar i’m new to the biggerpocket forums, I’ve been reading the book rental property investing by Brandon Turner that’s how I found out about the forum.

Quote from @Eric Mcginn: Long time BRRRer here, planning on leaving my W2 soon to pursue flips (and raise my babies)   Ive read the BP book on flipping.

That’s why I alway recommend Jimmy Napier’s “invest in debt” book.  

No monthly checks. yeah personally a perpetual easment is a liability in my book that will hinder you if you go to sell the rest of the land.