Most should be able to give you an idea about what they will look for in you and a potential deal.You should look for money as hard as you look for properties.

Just ensure you comply with your mortgage terms and local regulations.Financial Planning: With limited savings, it's critical to account for all potential costs, including maintenance and vacancies.

This shows the city's expanding potential for both investment and homeownership.Jacksonville, being a strong market for investors, allowed investors to pay $330,000 on average for single-family rental properties, which is, according to studies, less than the national average.

One of my friends thinks the set up will seriously limit the pool of potential renters and the amount of rent I can get. 

Numerous resources, meetups, and networks are available to help investors navigate the market, find deals, and connect with potential buyers or renters.We are experiencing economic growth with advancements in various sectors such as technology, manufacturing, and healthcare.

Brandon's rental property book is really good, definitely an eye-opener for me about the potential of investing in rentals.

If you start going into electrical, plumbing, cutting in for new doors, roofing, HVAC, etc. then you would potentially need to pull permits.

I am currently reading BP books to learn everything that I can to become successful and look forward to all of the networking potential on this site.

While SB 366 was defeated, HB 721 is being revisited in 2025 with the potential for a pilot program. 🛑🔍🔸 This move reflects a growing dialogue on rent stabilization and affordable housing, amidst rising rent prices that are burdening residents across Virginia.

My opinionBRRRR can be risky if it is your first deal.I think a house-hack would likely be the better / safer approach.With $40,000, you can potentially buy a $500,000 house assuming you put $25,000 towards the 5% down payment, $5,000 is used towards closing costs and $10,000 as a reserve just incase something needs to be fixed up.