I am trying to decide between the various submarkets in my area to buy and hold small multi-family rental properties.

The systems and processes we have built during this year from the previous purchase has really helped us by identifying concerns and how to address them quickly and confidently.  

I prefer small multi-family but am open to SF.

Because the purchase price can be very low, the rents stay pretty high because of Kettering schools, and even though taxes are higher than other areas you get a lot of tenants who don’t ever want to move because of the school system.  

I am not a lawyer so my advice is directed to having the water-less tank system installed properly. 

There are systems like Showmojo and Tenant Turner that help facilitate showings without being present.

The system won’t let me post his contact info though.

There is a priority system for what debts get paid first. 

I have a mentor that will analyze my first few deals and go in 50-50 with me if he finds buyer.  3) Once I've built some capital do some rehab deals 4) Get into buy and holds, BRRRRR Strategy / multi familyI'm sure this strategy sounds familiar to many investors out there. 

You are the ceo of your rental business and they are the operating system that does the daily operations just because you hired a company does not mean you stop being the ceo of the business.