If you have any deals feel free to send a DM my way as well.

I feel that there are plenty in the area, but not on the market. 

However, for out-of-state investors, the process can be daunting.

It used to be a better strategy but I do not feel it works well anymore. 

Hey, I'm a new investor, Im looking towards getting some units under my belt but know exactly where to start im located in washington dc and i feel like this market is little bit out of price range.

Thanks @Charles Campbell for the mention, @Gilbert Yeung feel free to contact me it you would like more info. 

Just make sure their products align with your investing strategy, and get a feel for their guidelines so you can edit your boy box with your realtor so you do not waste your time chasing down deals that no lender will touch. 

I am now looking into getting into the MTR space as I feel that it is more secure financially & less of a headache as I scale.

I think it's probably best to put the $ I have currently sitting in HYSA into a CD or something of the sorts for the next year+ instead of trying to rush into buying a property and then moving - hard because it feels like there is never the right time to get into REI and I just need to jump! 

Apartment buildings intrigue me but it seems like a daunting task.