I'd suggest starting with a small multi-family unit in a location that is experiencing appreciation and cash flow (like Columbus, Ohio).

I suggest this option for younger folks who are starting out...and of course, keep working a "normal" job for a bit to continue upping your income to buy more investments (whether in RE or otherwise).

The agent said that subscription requires a phone call in addition to cancellation on the website to "indicate the reason for the cancellation".

@John Faulk Jr if the goal is to ultimately purchase a property in a market outside of your own, I would strongly suggest working with a local realtor in whatever market(s) you are considering.

I've used templates from BP and other sites like Avail as a start and then asked my attorney to incorporate additional language needed for MTRs like the utility caps, monthly cleanings, etc. 

Buildium help suggests setting up a bank account and running it with a negative balance. 

Great question Aasin,In order to not lose the deal to another buyer or wholesaler, most look to sign the contract with the seller THEN flip the contract to another buyer/investor.In addition... 

Would you suggest refinancing or saving to purchase my second property?

Applying through Zillow’s rent manager offers the benefit of a one-time $35 fee, allowing applicants to apply to various Zillow properties without additional charges.

Depending on your budget and threshold for risk, I could certainly suggest some growth areas for you.