If you have certain skill set but lack the other, are you confident enough in yourself in terms of motivation, learning capability to learn the new skills you need to become successful in the field you want to be? 

Situation: I own an investment property townhome (not primary residence) that I still owe ~$195k on 30 year mortgage at 3.3% rate that originated at $230k back in 2020.

You'll get an idea of the rate, the down payment required, do they want an experienced manager to make the loan fundable at close- where would you get this person is it you?

The property comes with one unit occuped and they are paying below market rate.

Hopefully some day they’ll force listings to include cleaning charges in the rates.

I'm not sure if this could be a major factor for someone like me in choosing an area to invest, but the statistics suggest that Huntsville has a lower overall vacancy rate.

My credit isnt all that great (getting cleaned) and a deal I got last July is just now about to sell (SFR) as it needed a quiet title done...attorneys, government entities, and suing two banks and I navigated all that successfully.

HI- I have seen the most success with a triplex or quadplex where you live in one unit and rent the others.

If you haven't done any flips in the area, HML rates will be high for you to start with no verifiable track record locally.

Through various coaching communities and masterminds, I have made connections that have been instrumental in my success as a business owner.