@Derek Dombeck thanks so much for the insight, as long as there is a possibility I will look for someone.

As long as the rental part of the property is worth as much or more than you net from selling your property.

I am mostly looking in TX, FL, NV, CA (which is tough) but open to other southern states too as long as they seem good deal. i would love to get off market deal, if you have any connections.

From my understanding, as Delaware is a physical location state (by the Real Estate License Portability Agreement - (https://fitsmallbusiness.com/real-estate-license-reciprocity/), I am able to conduct business and receive commission as long as the deal is remotely conducted from my licensed states.

Some states require the lease to end at the end of a calendar month, but most states allow you to end on any day of the month as long as notice is given the proper number of days in advance.

If you owner-occupy you can finance it FHA or VA, come in with little money down, and you can skirt some of the STVR regulations in Savannah (as long as you purchase between MLK and Broad and north of 37th-ish (I forget where the exact line is.))

I believe this is achievable by using the cash flow from the previous years rental income as long as I don’t exceed the 120-130k sale price threshold that I set for myself.

As long as there is sufficient cash flow and you maintain reserve capital, leverage can be a great tool that allows for exponential growth.

Whereas, buy/hold, as long as you have your team, will bring the money in day after day, year after year.

Whereas, buy/hold, as long as you have your team, will bring the money in day after day, year after year.