I feel like I have a few options and none of them are necessarily wrong, just don't know which to start, and I feel if I try starting multiple different routes at once, may lead to failure.Flipping is what I believe to be the best place for me to start, build up some capital so I can aggressively go into rentals once I do. 

Personally I feel if the the property produces enough for you to make the monthly payment, handle expenses/prep for repairs and money is being made.

I would like to visit different ongoing projects to get a feel of what’s to come.

I know people need to walk it, but trying to avoid a bunch of tire kickers.

If it doesn't feel right, trust your judgement and move on.

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I do not want my rent to be at the bottom of their priority list.Over years of dealing with tenants and practicing human relationship and communication/negotiation skills, I've learned that there are many ways to be fair without being disrespectful, to be respectful but firm, and to make tenants feel the pressure.

Move every 12-18 months until you are tired of doing it. 

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Until that works out, with one or both parties giving in, it will feel like you are going out on a limb.