I have a W2 job that pays decent, I could afford the mortgage.

So if you have reliable personal income, cash flow and can lower rent and break even, keep an eye on your property and your tenants, and you keep personal borrowing under control you should be able to do fine with rentals in an area with jobs.

I'd be able to travel a few times over the weekends (still have a full-time job), but definitely looking to build up a small team wherever I end up investing.

There’s a lot of ways to make extra money that don’t require the traditional 9-5 job.

I would only purchase a property for what it is not what it can be because that will be your job to change it.

I am a fan of the South Florida area, I like the macroeconomics and job growth in Fort Lauderdale and Miami.

During that time the tenant was hurt on the job and went on disability.

I am very excited about the multifamily market in the area and see a lot of room for further growth based on the macroeconomics and job growth resulting in 140 multifamily transactions in South Florida during the first quarter alone! 

But, since we've had incredibly low inventory recently, and the number of homes on the market now is still lower than it was in 2012-2014 in this same time frame, AND the fact that jobs are still being created here (Google and Apple building new campuses for example), I think a slow-down is still a ways off.

(atleast for the first couple of houses) Then im hoping i will be ready to do some larger more extensive remodels.I am looking to create enough cash flow to quit my job and eventually go full time flipping and BRRRRing.