should be tons of them in your area, just drive the parks and you should be able to find people all ready working in those parks good luck @Brittany Valrie

This process is driving me crazy in a good way and I know that when I am stuck I can always come to these forums for some advice.

Reduce overhead: stop eating out, move somewhere cheaper, drive a terrible car, cut cable, sell your TV, etcMake more money: get a job promotion, work overtime, flip homes, deliver pizza, etcDetermine what is your highest dollar producing activity and do it as much as possible.

I think they can be managed, but they have a higher propensity to bite.When I get ready to sell I may allow pets to drive up my bottom line... but doubtful.

You will likely have to test different ways and see what works best for you. 1) Driving/walking your local market (driving for dollars).

Hey @Fitzgerald Desprez I was driving for dollars today and found this bandit sign, maybe they can help you? 

I'm also a big Tesla fan, and the Gigafactory plus other nearby businesses appear to be driving the job market in the area.

You can expected rental rates to increase over time, however, connecting with a local realtor who is familiar with investment strategies should help put you in a better position of understanding of what areas will best fit your financials budget and long-term goals as well as possibly being connected to local contractors and financing assistance if you decide to pursue additional properties.Do not be detoured by neighborhoods directly - check out the comps and, since you're local, drive by the areas you're hearing the most about and see what is being done to increase appreciation.

Many people aren’t flying here to attend or play, but they are driving far enough that they stay overnight. 

Was driving around town after being pre approved for a loan. saw a sign up for a house that was for sale.