Market Selection Criteria: To choose the right market, consider factors such as:Economic Growth: Look for markets with strong job growth, a diverse economy, and increasing population.Rental Demand: Identify areas with high demand for rentals, which can be indicated by low vacancy rates and high rent-to-price ratios.Affordability: Ensure the market offers properties within your budget that also meet your cash flow and appreciation goals.Property Management Quality: Verify that there are reliable property management companies in the area to handle day-to-day operations, especially if you are investing from a distance.Comparative Market Analysis: Perform a comparative market analysis to compare potential markets.

I have some rentals and understand that aspect of real estate but would like to have a better understanding of wholesaling before I jump in.Thanks

I am seeking advice on how to proceed with a prospective tenant who has a section 8 voucher. As a first-time landlord, I'm unfamiliar with the process and would appreciate any insights or tips you can share regarding ...

I'm particularly passionate about investing in rental properties. 

If they are otherwise a good tenant, I would put them in touch with some local rental assistance agencies first.

Not buying/selling for others like an agent would do.Think more like get a rental or two or a short term rental to get those hours.

I’m super active on IG @investwithzasha and live on Maui with flips, rentals, RV parks, office and apartment buildings plus other cool projects coming from $0 on Maui to multi-millionaire.

Hello,  I've been putting offers in on for my first rental property (single family homes out of an HOA).

It has been a great rental with a fixed conventional mortgage rate, generating cash flow from day 1 and already gaining equity due to the increased value.

Don't be afraid to negotiate, particularly if you have a lot of rentals.4.