If you can get your living expenses down, utilize your VA loan effectively and get an income producing primary residence, it's hard to go wrong! 

Jacksonville attracts an abundance of investors for sure.

It’s simply to attract potential sellers through my marketing, without muddying the message with broker branding and licensure information.

I analyzed over 100 two bedroom + condo units and this produced positive cash-flow How did you finance this deal?

When done right, apartments can produce passive income for generations and mind boggling returns, without the risks of other investments. 2) Buying Too Small - Anything under 16 units will not produce enough free cash flow to warrant doing the deal. 2 units, 4 units, 6 units, and 8 units are not enough scale to make sense of the deal, unless you are buying to merely flip the property, but now you are speculating not investing.3) Single-Family Home Rentals - This is an issue because you are dependent upon one tenant.

I sell a lot of income producing property locally and I'm sure that I can help you put a value on it and probably introduce you to some potential buyers. 

I like all 3 of those states, I think they have terrific politicians in all of them that will steer the states the right way, attracting more employers and employees.

Oftentimes, lower rent attracts unqualified renters.

Why else would the seller be divesting a property with numbers *this* attractive? 

CS is a solid market I've seen a couple multifamily deals get picked up very quickly due to attractive prices.