I’m an investor, not an agent or lender so my perspective is probably a bit different.

ROI has a different set of short-comings buy I refer to it just to give the opposing perspective on a San Diego RE.By the way, I consider it investing if I have researched the market and have a basis for any expectation including an expectation of market or rent appreciation. 

I do like Minneapolis from demographics and economic perspective.

I wonder if actual newbies might have a different perspective since you are right in the thick of it. 

Also, something to consider is that long term your paper projection numbers (pre-purchase) more closely match your real life numbers from a cash flow perspective the better the area you are in from what we see from over a decade of tracking these things in local markets.

Wasn't 100% on it to begin with but I wanted to hear different perspectives.

@Garin Escalante You will want to fill out a referral fee agreement outlining your terms, conditions, compensation, and perspectives names.

What is great though is to review what's been said about a company as people often share personal experiences and data.From a perspective of considering TK as a concept, I highly recommend the book Chris Clothier wrote called "Turnkey Revolution".

I'm actually asking from the lender's perspective-  I'm looking at getting into private lending.  

Hello Everyone, I'm hoping to get perspectives and suggestions on if I'm taking the correct approach to FINALLY beginning my REI journey.