My plan right now is to stay at home for a year after college and save as close to 100% of my salary as I can (parents are happy to cover a lot of my expenses).

We may use a property a couple weeks per year, so we're looking relatively close to home (within driving distance).

For example, a cash out refinance net to me of $38,000 I would only do if the interest rate was similar and closing costs were no more than $2660. 

I've closed over 250 DSCR loans since 2021.

Indy SFH#3 just closed on it less than a month ago (not rented out yet).

On closing day we sold him the first one. 

@Alex ClarkAs mentioned, you don't have to be present for closing usually nowadays. 

Comparatively, trailing 12-month sales volume peaked in the second quarter of 2022 at $140 billion, but has since fallen close to 60% from the recent highs.This slowdown highlights the lingering impacts of rising interest rates and the commensurate uncertainty around asset pricing as rent growth has begun to decelerate.However, private capital remains at the forefront of buying activity, fueled by a steady tide of fresh entrants to the sector and existing operators' efforts to beef up their portfolios.

Once the deal closes, it's up to the TIC owners to work with each other to make decisions.

most houses in okc that rent for 1200 per month are now selling for close to 200k so the returns are not what they used to be.