I purchased my first home straight out of college and if I could  go back in time I would have purchased a 2, 3, or 4plex and generate cash flow every month which can then help with payment on your primary home in the future. 

Can anyone inform me of what I'm doing wrong, and what are other lead generations. 

I'm looking for advice on the best/quickest way to generate comps.  

We would like to start by investing 100 to 200K, so total purchase price around 500-800K.We seek income generating properties with potential for appreciation.

You can use Hawaii to generate some big cash to invest over there. 

If I was you I would check out the blogs that is filled with tons of valuable content and more.Start Here First....The Ultimate Guide to Real Estate Marketing: 10 Tools to Generate Unlimited LeadsHere is another good place to start by reading some top blog posts here on BPhttp://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/author/antoniocoleman/

@Annette Meltzer  Thanks for joining and I hope we past path in the days and weeks to come.Start Here First....The Ultimate Guide to Real Estate Marketing: 10 Tools to Generate Unlimited LeadsHere is another good place to start by reading some top blog posts here on BPhttp://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/author/antoniocoleman/

My favorite niche for rentals in the Seattle area are condos, as many are still priced below "intrinsic" value and can generate decent returns in the form of cash flow and appreciation.

I have been focused on growing my medical practice for the past 3 years since moving to Texas and I recently became sole owner of my (debt-free) practice.I'm now planning to invest the profits from my medical practice into income-generating real estate around the central Texas area.  

So take your time and read as much as can, and don't forget t check out the great Podcast Josh and Brandon host here on BP.Start Here First....The Ultimate Guide to Real Estate Marketing: 10 Tools to Generate Unlimited LeadsHere is another good place to start by reading some top blog posts here on BPhttp://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/author/antoniocoleman/