IE affordable.. after our 30 minutes discussion and we both go through google st. view the light bulb went off. now personal inspection he would not have wasted one minute on that house.. 

Don't go crazy, keep it affordable to start.

The other thing to consider is that with $50K-$100K down, you can afford to buy 2 or 3 properties in more affordable markets like Kansas City, Indianapolis or the Quad Cities in IA.

You’ll say things like “we can’t afford that.”

I have yet to even decide WHERE we would like to invest, because NY clearly isn't affordable and NJ has similar rent control laws to NY which we don't want to get started with.

Get as big of a place you can afford with closest proximity to the parks!

Looking to house hack in NYC and buy multi families in more affordable markets to maximize cash flow.

Im a big fan of Columbus Ohio, 1 for its affordability 2 for its rent prices and 3 for its growth and appreciation.

I have a W2 so I can afford to take a little risk to scale up.

There is usually a warranty (tenants break things) and free delivery, installation and haul away of the old appliance. new appliances are so cheap these days that I don't buy a used one -- especially not from craigslist where it could break shortly after purchase (no reviews on who is selling it) and then it's a hefty fee to get someone out to fix it. repairman are expensive these days whereas appliacnes are becoming more affordable.