Great to see folks with an interest in "rough areas" - most people don't even think twice about them. 

Hey you guys.I'm Deonte LaBrde, a relatively new real estate agent, who started my real estate journey five months ago.

@Roy Jenkins probably best to get a fix-and flip hard money loan. 

Cost to build: $280-$300K, 10 year tax abatement from city.  

I think the biggest difference compared to traditional syndication/reg A/Reg D is that you don't have to be accredited to invest in fractional ownership (at most fractional companies at least).

Hello all,New to the real-estate scene but getting started and excited to see where this goes.

But I want to know, is it better to buy an investment property first or my own home first? 

I was looking to rent out my current home and purchase a new property out of state.

Also curious how much you plan to rent each unit out for? 

call lenders, talk to agents, talk to property managers.