I am currently involved with a simple single-family rehab adjacent to a larger ground up project.

It's an older home, and it's currently set up as a rental, which I think is part of the reason it's not selling.

We have a great team that does our personal home and a lot of our tenant move out cleans, few options here just hit me up.

Even if there is a due diligence period, that is material information that should be provided up front. 

Whether it's something that eats up your time or just feels like a never-ending task, I'd love to hear your thoughts! 

In my experience, this is the part that typically hangs new investors up the most. 

If the right opportunities come up in other cities, I will not say no to them. 

Some markets are doing very well and some markets are struggling to keep occupancy up. 

Even with the equity built up on my current property it would not be enough to put 20% down on something comparable.

Additionally, with a 7% interest rate, I'm paying a significant amount in interest.On the other hand, if I save up for a down payment on a rental property, once I have enough to purchase the right property, it shouldn't require any additional money from me, and I'll be building equity without needing to contribute more.Does anyone have experience with this?