This should help you on your path.30 rentals is dreaming a little large at this moment.

Lots of reasons why, but it's one of the most landlord friendly states in the country, it's close in proximity and the returns have been ridiculous.

Work from home resulted in some people hitting the road to travel and see the country.

I also have a family member who’s a real estate agent out of state and recommended I go to a lender they know how does country wide lending (quicken).

Discussed with my insurance adjuster and he seems to indicate there is no path to subjugation although he loved to be able to because he said I was the one who authorized the reconnection. 

A 10% cap rate in the current market (regardless of area of the country) implies a very risky asset.  

@Aaron Gordy @Isaac HayesAs of July, the Austin metro had regained nearly all of the jobs that were lost at the onset of the pandemic, making it the second-most resilient jobs market in the country, according to U.S.

Once a downward spiral / relapse begins, it is like a tornado destroying everything in its path. 

I am currently based in NYC  considering to make a move (within the next year) out of state with the goal of transitioning to a more affordable state/area in the country.

I have been in the SFR mindset the past year and have secured a few new houses.  In doing so, I starting to be more aware of other opportunities.  After driving by a parcel of land (5-acres) for a few years it finally...