repost from earlier post...Hello everyone, in my first 90 days, I took the challenge and found my first investment property with incoming money producing tenants.

I'm planning on quitting soon, moving back home for a little and taking a few months in between my next job to pursue my first investment.My rough idea for an investing strategy is:  long-term, not necessarily looking for high cashflow (just want to start building equity), quality deals > amt. of doors, Class A/B neighborhoods mainly for low vacancy. 

Hey Everyone, I'm a HVAC/Mechanical contractor in the Upstate of SC and looking to start building an investment portfolio using the BRRRR method.

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Be careful that you don't incur penalties for terminating with the current PM.Remember: cheaper doesn't mean you'll make more money.Start by going to www.narpm.org to search their directory of managers.

or they just care about the house being "liveable"?

Hello, I am looking at some multi family investment properties and I see big difference in price in properties that are turnkey from ones that are fixer uppers.

We are now getting notice from something they filled out asking us about their payment history,  They are nice people and take good care of our home, but they lack communication and clearly can not handle their finances.  

We are in a situation, we had sold SFH investment property in March 2024 and didn't buy anything and have about $100K in capital gains. 

I want to help my son get off to a great start but I am also concerned what cosigning will do to my debt to ratio and I have been circling real estate investing for the last few years, ready to take a shot now.