@Alex SmithThis question depends on so many elements. 

I have no background in real estate other than buying and selling three different family homes, but the podcasts have turned me into an addict and now I'm actively trying to hunt down my first cash-flowing rental. 

I’ve noticed that it’s hard to get info on more advanced topics on this site, because when you ask questions that are more advanced they don’t normally get any engagement. Am I the only one experiencing this? Does any...

It's a great way to earn solid returns as well while not actively doing anything.

Hey @Latrell Anderson,I've met a wholesaler who's actively seeking deals in Eagan/APple Valley/Burnsville, we're up in Edina (494 / 100Would love to meet you sometime.

Yes, as an active investor in Metro Atlanta, I absolutely do have three recommendations on how to get steady business:Be Mobile - You probably already know that attorneys that do in-house mortgage closings already have a notary on staff.

I've been slow to participate in the community, but am tying to be more active and not 'lurk' like in the past. 

If you are looking to grow and get into REI in a big way, aren't afraid of a bit of risk, want to be actively involved and don't mind getting your hands dirty, I would encourage you to buy multi-families in C/D areas. 

I am active investor in SW and west Fort Worth.  

I am actively seeking new deals on rental units - preferably multi-family - however it seems like every time I work with my realtor on the MLS deals get snatched up or too much competition out there (at least in the Dallas TX area).