@Adam LaceyClosing one later this month and have another under contract.So I am finding them.They are not cheap and they aren’t “deals” per se but rather solid long term investments in a booming area.Greenville especially of off the hook so much mew construction and investment everywhere you turn.

However, in the long run it will snowball and provide a solid "base income" for you to fall back on.

Better have solid insurance!

I would try to find a market with solid fundamentals that is either near where you live, easy to travel to, or somewhere that you plan to visit anyway.

Long term rentals are in high demand, so that's a solid option, but may not meet your goals.

Anyways--the moral of this post is: It DOES NOT matter how much you pay for borrowed money IF the deal pays for itself and you have a solid exit strategy.

Looks like a solid deal and the house turned out great!

It's a pretty solid all in one solution for property management.

Also don't always bank on appreciation......invest in the midwest or the south and get some really solid cashflow.

That was solid advice because if you have your own agent then you have someone looking out for your interests.