Many considerations abound.Much success.

Avg. income, business/jobs in area, how to find what business might be moving to or from said areas, school districts, and other considerations I'm not aware of.

I would save up more before pulling the trigger or find someone who you can lean on in case things go south.

After so much sacrifice of building credit, getting out of debt and saving money i finally pulled the trigger.

If you are house hacking you may want to take into consideration that you have to live somewhere and if the cost of hacking is less than if you were renting even a small negative cashflow is not bad if their is upside such as ability to increase rent, appreciation, tax deduction, quality of life, etc. 

And it's going to get much worse if they succeed in dramatically lowering the $20k threshold, triggering a flood of 1099-Ks.

Hello BP folks, I’m looking to pull the trigger on a new construction property in Lexington SC for my very first REI, my initial investment is about 65K which would have a COC of 6%, would like to get some feedback/guidance on whether is deal is decent and doesn’t have too much risk.

Still haven't pulled the trigger, haven't found anything that would positive cash flow, especially in Richmond, but would be interested in what you find out.

I've looked into turn key property companies but just haven't pulled the trigger.

We learned what our average monthly expenses will be and then just determine if your average rate and expected occupancy exceeds that.Don’t let this forum thread get you back into analysis paralysis, just get one picked out and pull the trigger!