Last year I took a step back from entrepreneurship and joined a tech startup in the blockchain space.While I am still doing as much research as possible to develop my strategy, my current interest is in purchasing properties to buy and hold.I am also exploring different markets, and so far, what's caught my eye has been Savannah, Georgia, Columbus, Ohio and Chattanooga, Tennessee.I'm looking forward to learning connecting with as many people as possible.In the meantime, send me some tips I won't find in the "Investing in Real Estate 101" books!

And really doesn't provide additional value in terms of rents.

Also it is usually more expensive than traditional financing so if you would qualify for traditional financing you might want to explore that option first.

This is basic accounting and I believe there is even a tutorial on the help page if you haven't done it before...Things that don't fall into an expense or income category can be done at the top as a journal entry (additional owner investment, escrow rebalancing, etc)...Do this all and you get some nice reports off the reports tab (the graph icon)...I have things done at the property level but you could choose to do it down at the door level if you wanted. 

In this blog, we'll explore how certain features can elevate your rental property's appeal and value.

I’m thinking of investing there and want to explore if it’s possible to independently manage the property vs a management company.

However, I'm facing a shortfall: I need an additional $300,000 for the down payment due to a delay in cash-out refinancing on three of my properties.

I've typically only had experience with conventional lending however this time around I'm exploring the DSCR route.

I'm exploring an opportunity to purchase a property in close proximity to two duplexes that I own.

@Charlie Dagas, depending on how large your market is, there might be a wholesale brokerage/company that you could explore and join.