.: Quote from @Andres Murillo: Quote from @Pearse Cafiero: Hi Everyone, Trying to figure out the best way to go about getting my first rental property.

In Cleveland you can find below market rental ready duplexes that require minor repairs (keep in mind that discounted properties come with their own challenges).

I’m not super experience but I do have a couple rentals.

This would update the house and consolidation our loans, but we are trying to get out of the middle class trap so we want to purchase our next rental property.

They are about the same cost (which surprised me) but for a rental property that is really probably mostly for pets, I'm concerned about maintenance and upkeep.

You're in a strong rental market, and house hacking a small multifamily in Phoenix is a smart way to build wealth.

@Matt PowersFrom my experience, deciding between short-term rentals (STRs) and long-term rentals (LTRs) depends on the market.

Dollar Stores often instead of renewing the lease get sucked away to developers promising to build them Dollar Plus stores with upgraded construction for slight rental increases.Especially is absolute NNN lease the DG could jump ship to a brand new building and avoid tons of TI costs they are on the hook for with older building ( parking lot, roof, A/C, etc.)Professional tenants with thousands of locations tend not to be dummies.

Good afternoon,I joined this group after listening to Brandon Turner's "The Book on Managing Rental Properties."

@Hoseah Njuguna Hi Hoseah, I’m interested in taking a loan out on my TSP account to purchase my first rental.