This may be a strategy if you plan to self-manage or already have a property management company in place.

While searching for self help books, one kept popping up at the top; Dave Ramsey's "The Total Money Makeover".

I was thinking of self-managing as I have great management and people skills (plus it will save me some $ on the expenses).In regards to the tenant pool, I know it attracts the lower-income tenants, but if purchasing a home in a "better" neighborhood, there might be some leeway with the tenant that is chosen. 

In contrast, bad tenants don't like the MTM leases (another form of self-screening) because they know they'll be out on their ear in 30 days.

If you don't use a property manager and self-manage, I understand you can call around general contractor to fix issues but how do you schedule showings for new tenants? 

Purchase some multi-family, self storage, rv parks, and invest in syndications.

Look for people with retirement accounts and teach them about self directed accounts.

This site is great if you are looking to invest into real estate, wholesaling, flipping, rentals, lending, self-directed IRA and Solo 401k investing, crypto, or tax and legal guidance.

Hi, I have a few properties that I'm transiting from being managed by a property management company to being self-managed. 

I am super eager to break through the starting phase of my agent business.So If you could give advice to your younger self.... what would it be?