Are there any other tips can you share with us?

Definitely makes sense, its a higher risk form of funding forsure, but seems like a good option for someone who doesnt want to rely on their own credit and does have an exit strat A lender is going to look at the quality of the deal and how much skin YOU put in the game.

I agree with @Oren K. that maintenance/cap expense is not primarily a function of the rent amount or purchase price but more a function of things like number of bathrooms, quality of interior, square footage, attached vs detached, type of exterior (siding), unit requires HVAC vs just furnace, etc.  

Thanks for the tip @William Truszkowski. 

I have had a few really top quality subs back in CT.

They are a quality shop, and are super responsive.

At that time the development was half way done, and because there aren’t too many new constructions around, it seemed that the price is justified, considering amenities (pool, secluded community, running trails,etc) and quality of construction.

At that time the development was half way done, and because there aren’t too many new constructions around, it seemed that the price is justified, considering amenities (pool, secluded community, running trails,etc) and quality of construction.

Sound typically travels through structural members in a wall/structure, not the dead air space (sort of opposite of heat loss).

Hello Everyone, my name is Derrin and I'm an upcoming real estate investor looking for tips on getting my first deal....Thanks anything helps