That comes later when you have a track record for buying good deals that make you money.Good luck!

I think you need to target an area, do your hw (LOTS OF HW) and determine if the area is capable of sustaining what you want to do.

Huntsville had already been on my radar, but the buzz around Huntsville confirmed I was on the right track.

If this tracks anything like previous recessions, which it may not, there may be 6-18 months of negative or flat rent growth followed by a few years of exceptionally strong growth in the 4-6% range We're focusing on the fundementals and by buying on actuals not proforma.

I have always found Cozy.co to be an exceptional resource, from listing a rental with photos, to accepting applications, letting the tenants pay for the background checks by themselves on the online portal, and letting them see the report automatically, to lease agreements, free monthly rent collections and tracking deposits etc...

Just make sure to be extra nice in any communications, you can be firm but nice, and keep track of everything.

You're on the right track, keep networking on BP and asking questions.

@Tim Jones also interested in tracking vs recession - following both national GDP growth and unemployment growth numbers. 

Seems pretty tedious and tough to keep track of when you have 10 or so different properties.

This allowed everything to get back on track, but was still a headache.