I like the idea of long term buy and hold rental properties that produce consistent cash flow.While here I am looking to learn and connect with people in my area or people that know my area with tips to acquire more and more property.Thanks for the welcome.

I’ve been consistently page 1-2 for 2 guests in the Smokies with 49 images, but it probably is a good rule of thumb to find some cuts for the fall and sunset pics rather than just dumping more in.

This often means that the inventory of homes available for sale by turnkey property managers consists mostly of tenant-occupied properties that can cash flow starting from the moment of purchase.That same turnkey provider can even manage your property after you purchase it from them so that you won’t have to worry about leasing, rent collection, repairs, tenant complaints, or other hassles.The challenge, however, is finding a reputable and trustworthy property manager who will put your interests first—so be sure to conduct due diligence and compare providers by getting quotes, asking for referrals, and searching for companies with strong track records of delivering landlord and tenant satisfaction.

Consistently between 50% and 200%.

With 16 months of consistent cold calling/mailing, you should find some potential owners that will be willing to sell by the time you're ready to buy.

Hi @Aruna AbdoolIf you're on Long Island (or in the Long Island area) & want to learn about real estate investing, feel free to join my meetup group any time, the dates are posted on Bigger Pockets in the Events & Happenings page, next one is Sat. 11/12/22:https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/521/topics/1073419-november-2022-tenant-screening-for-your-rentalIt's not a sales funnel, no fee or anything, just an informal group that meets locally

They provide a lot of investor leads as well as resources and training consistently.

Consistently acquiring dependable passive income properties is a process.

Instead of being 100% occupied or 0% occupied, your vacancy rate would be more consistent (4 out of 5 rooms rented = 80%).

I aslo see that your boundaries are not consistant.