It was in a high demand price range and great school district.

Even my residence in Poway, that has large school bonds, is below 1.25% (and is about what you estimated the Property tax for the investment property, Just over $12K/year). 

I thought that was common, at least it was 20+ years ago when I was going to school in that area.

See this link:https://www.usbank.com/home-lo...I guess more people like to call them "home equity loans" now than just use the old school term "2nd mortgage," but they're still out there, and carry some advantages potentially over a HELOC, but also downsides. 

Hello everyone,I am a recent graduate from nursing school and am 21 years old with my BSN.

I am just getting into this business. my goal is to started in a few years after med. school, any advice?

Marlton is a wonderful area with a fantastic school system.

Summerlin is around $50 a month and good tenants want to be there for good schools among other things.

Hey @Nick RutkowskiAs someone who does website development as a side gig and analytics consulting as my day job, I have a little bit of a different take than  @Jerryll Noorden  First, go listen to this podcast - BiggerPockets Podcast 259: Old-School Investing Wisdom from 60+ Years with Mike Anderson. 

I started with a SFR and graduated to duplexes.