@Jack Stryc depending on what market you live in I would consider buying a property that can produce income while you live in it, or that can produce income in a year after you move out.

A good way to decide which city you want to be located in is to look at their market data and see how the real estate market is trending in each city.

A tenant of mine just sent me an application asking me if I would fill it out and send it in. I

After reading a few posts, where do people find properties for $2,000 or any "affordable" properties in Atlanta, GA to invest in? Is

@Billy Thurston Unfortunately I am not moving in. I

They do “in park”,but tell them your looking for trailers to move in.  I

Sounds like good commerical deals (5+ units) are tougher to come by right now, but would be interested in what semi-rural areas you are seeing opportunity in. I

There are definitely worse places to be in. I

I'm cautious to see what the vacation rental market will look like then, and many other things in our economy before diving in. I

I have been interested in investing in RE for some time now and wanted to get a property by late 2021.I wanted to know what are some hot areas in NJ do you suggest investing in? I