My mind is all over the place.. so I come here to see what your thoughts are.. 

I'm guessing you're in the slow season right now, but for the future, your calendar will already be set up that way.If you're posting on other sites like Furnished Finder, I'd post it as active about 1.5-2 months before you want the tenant. 

HODL.Here are my pros and cons for each:### $100K-200K ### <-- More Active InvestmentPros- Higher Price to Rent Ratio- Fast turnaround to purchasing next property (6 month before ReFi)- Value Add repairs can improve house value a lot- 3-4+ purchases in 5 years = More Learning Opportunities/NetworkingCons- Higher Risk of Bad Tenant- Maintenance Repairs- Lemon Purchases### $300K+ ### <-- More Passive InvestmentPros- More equity to draw from down the road- Good Neighborhood- Family Tenants are saferCons- Higher Operational expenses (Taxes, Insurance)- HOA Limitations- Typically recent builds/renovations so not much room for Rehab- 1-2 purchases in 5 years = Fewer Learning OpportunitiesI know that there is no one solution.

There are in-person meetups every month as well as a Facebook page with a good bit of info and activity.

Trying to be mindful of my BP etiquette

This can help you build equity in your investment.Of course, there are some things to keep in mind when buying new construction as a rental investment.

Looking to build generational wealth and network with like minded people.

Keep in mind how active or passive you want to be or can be, are you a Landlord OR an Investor, they are 2 very different things that are the most jumbled skewed lines in business by novices/public in mass. 

It might make sense to see who is active on these facebook real estate investor pages and look to connect with those people.

Hello everyone, I was chatting with an agent two days ago and he was saying Detroit Michigan is seeing a lot of market activity lately.Does anyone buy properties in Detroit?