Personally, I'd try to find a successful rehabber in your area and offer to volunteer your time helping with project management or menial on-site tasks -- this way, you get to see the renovations first-hand, and if the rehabber is a good guy, he should be sharing his knowledge with you in return.

Obviously job-growth and entrepreneurship are key to success. 

Then you have 6, plus you get to grow the business.

Specifically to define entity structure for these activities (buy/hold; fix/flip; wholesale); advise on creative finance strategies for buying ten SFR properties in succession; best use of existing capital and investments partnered with either private or hard money lenders; develop a strategy for future growth; build my chart of accounts (I will handle the bookkeeping side); prepare tax returns; recommend other team members, including legal, brokers/lenders, etc.

Building a good relationship with a lender has been critical for my growth and most others I am sure, so it is a good time for you to start that relationship.

Meaning, the only time they perform this task is when they get hired to do it.

Hello Taylor,A Linear market in my opinion is one characterized by stable but likely much lower growth.

In 2012 I bought a property for $20k cash, put $10k into rehab and it's renting for $925. I also bought a $21k property to flip, put $50k into rehab and sold for $90k.

In 2013, I was able to rent out my old p...

I'm always looking to share ideas with other investors and develop strategic relationships for growth.

No indication of Antioch improving soon, but if you wanted to brave it for the long term, Nashville's growth means that Antioch may rebound in another decade.