It depends on your systems for management, how deep you can buy and the cost of long term money if you are using leverage.

I listened to Cal Newport when he was guest on the biggerpockets podcast and it he spoke a lot about focus and going into deep work. needless to say I disabled my Facebook for a while and focused intensively on REI.

I'm at a career crossroad right now where I can apply for an 8-5, M-F good job, or continue my self-employment while diving head first into REI.

On one hand, it's a great way to get deep into the rental real estate world, but on the other, do you even really want to be a property manager, especially not even pertaining to your own properties?

How deep into the weeds do you get?

It's more common on agricultural property....but can happen anywhere that property was sold using a deed description before 1972.Tax plat, really these mean nothing more than how the County is diving up the property for taxes.

https://www.zillow.com/homedet...I am new to Bigger Pockets, started listening to the podcast 3 months ago, and I've learned a lot but I'm diving down this rabbit hole on my own.

Congratulations on diving in and investing within a year of starting your journey.

I am really happy that I decided to take that dive!!!

Right now, I am deep into my journey of buying my first multi-family property.