My previous career was Graphic Designer, I would be happy to provide some marketing value in this area to any active investors and other RE professionals in the area who believe they can provide experience value related to my strategy.Best and thank youNaz

My mentor is my business parter, so I grew up in these career giving huge steps.

Additionally, you can contact a local property manager and ask them what average vacancy rates are for your area.I'd also recommend creating a recurring capital expenditures budget amount to set aside each month to hedge agains upcoming replacements for major items like roof, furnaces etc.

This is why seeking a mentor is one of the most important choices in your investing career.

The ARV rents are very comparable to the market of upgraded rentals in Anchorage and I can almost guarantee that those would be easy prices to get at the time I chose to move on the next property@connordunham Won't be hiring a property manager at this point in my investing career.

Good sign for the neighborhoods and for the MLS this upcoming spring.Detroit city proper, is another story.

Fortunately I have a field based career that gives me a lot of flexibility and the ability to see homes almost as soon as I get wind of them.  

That has really helped my mental health and getting me more excited about the upcoming year and I'm in a totally better place mentally than I was 6 months ago.  

I made most of my money in my career, but a significant amount in real estate as well in the past five years which have been good to stock and real estate markets alike.That said, once you've made your money, and the Cash on Cash returns drop to the point that you can get the same return (as a result of property appreciation) or nearly the same return in a REIT index fund, wouldn't that be better?

I'm doing the island in that color in my upcoming projectOne suggestion - @ $750k may want to stage the property