My goal is to pay less than I would renting and get my feet wet with REI and landlording without bleeding too much every month.

With my extensive background in construction and carpentry spanning over 15 years, I can offer you detailed insights and help you make the right decisions when it comes to selecting a contractor for your project.

Advani suggests that a strong focus on professional property management can significantly reduce the risks associated with real estate investment.Construction and Development InsightsFor those looking to invest in construction and development, understanding the ins and outs of building projects is essential.

I haven't spent much time in the Rock Co area but it looks like you guys are doing awesome projects there! 

The reason being you'd be leaving a super low rate (comparatively) to then roll it over into something more expensive.My answer to your question is the same I give myself and my clients: It depends on what your situation & goals are.

On a great trajectory and stable rental projections with          quality renters.

Quote from @Lance McGee: Hey everyone Lance McGee here first time investor looking into the rural areas of central and northern Michigan definitely could use all the guidance I can get my hands on  Hi Lance, I would be happy to chat about your real estate investing goals.

This will be my first rehab project and I plan to BRRR this rental property.

I'm working w/ a realtor who regularly works with investors and also does project management for BRRRRs and flips. 

You can also use a PM approach which is the Project Management of a deal from beginning to end.