As an investor you need to find the fringe neighborhoods; the C class < moving towards a B < moving towards A and then buy opportunities.

Also, as Account Closed mentioned, Gold can be very slow moving and transferring can be a bit a job all in its own. 

Looking forward to being a part of this vibrant community.Best,JorgeHi Jorge, I moved to Columbus a few years ago (from Portland, Oregon which was super expensive) to become a full time real estate investor, and ever since, I've completed quite a lot of BRRRRs, flips, and own a successful rental portfolio here in Columbus Ohio.

All the internal transfers are instant which is great.I set this up when I moved away from Bank of America.

When they move out, process it like there's no deposit.

Or maybe it's fully occupied, well maintained, professionally and competently managed, totally turn-key, the easiest and most passive that an apartment building could ever possibly be.

Step 2: Moved out, rented the 1st condo for $1800 per month.Step 3: Bought a new primary home in a LCOL for $175,000 which costs less per month than rent.Step 5: Moved out of the 2nd property and rented it for $1850.Step 6: Rented an apartment with somebody else.

I would like to start my REI and not sure how to move forward.

Will he be moving out prior to closing? 

There is street access because it's a corner lot.This would be my first new contstruction....my plan is to sell my current home (family issues, forced to sell) and move into one of the units as a primary residence for a year or 2 before leasing it.Question is - What is the order of operation to start the project...