There's 2 different options for us, both near 70 acres.

Ultimately, they are given the option to purchase travel insurance at check out.

If you are just starting out and do not have a lot of capital, I would say wholesaling is the better option for you. 

While it depends on your financial position, I would recommend working with a conventional or DSCR lender and/or exploring the option of utilizing a HELOC. 

But also are there any other options that are cheaper that you could add to your shortlist?

I'm also looking into owner financing or setting up a lease option with current residence once my lease is up, and potentially turn it into my first rental. 

Couple of options here: 1.

Real estate agent, wholesaler, hard money broker are all great options in this space but it comes down to wanting to learn and who you know!

However, we do our best to run each and every maintenance request by the owner first to let them know what is taking place and give them the option to handle it themselves. 

These skills such as responsible budgeting, effective tenant management and property maintenance showcase your ability to handle larger and more complex properties which can strengthen your application for a commercial loan in the future.It's important to do your own research and understand the different loan options and their terms before you make a decision.