To get the best results and to start to make real connections, go to local real estate meetups, start learning, and then post a question where others can hop in and help you move from A to B.

I come here whenever I have a question regarding my real estate in Columbus, Ohio. 

Answering these questions will help any of us answer you better:1.

Reach out any time with questions!

My question is I have about $30,000 in cash that I am comfortable using, but would like to keep that and see if I can get a home equity loan (since it is paid off and I could get at least $200,000) and use that to purchase my first rental property.

I have done many deals where I was nervous and anxious and questioning myself, but after a while you work through it and do it anyway ... but smartly.The first thing you should do, if you haven't already, is take a good look at your current situation (income, expenses, job security, etc) and project into the future of what you want your life to look like and then work backwards filling in the gaps.

If your PM is worth their salt, they can answer this question in 30 seconds or less.

My question is: was the Move Out Condition Report with my itemized cleaning deduction, not sufficient enough for the Civil Code 1950.5 itemized deduction statement requirement?

Love this platform and the helpful people on it.What questions do you have so far? 

This question was for advice geared towards an individual not looking to create a ton of cash-flow, apologies.