@Matt TennieFirst save up 6 months mortgage payments in an account (plus $1,000 for emergency CapEx repair) before you start saving towards the next house, especially with evictions canceled currently.

The deadbolts that require a key on both sides are more secure, but are a serious risk in case of fire or emergency.

So, assuming no major one time charges (in a garage in Phoenix I owned a couple of spot in owners were billed a one time emergency repair fee o $6450 per spot), Your $2400 yearly rent becomes $1600 after  expenses. 

They all say the same thing: Landlord can enter for maintenance, emergencies, or showing to potential renters or buyers.

I would make sure you have a strong cleaning team, and maybe find someone that lives near by, that would be willing to do emergency maintenance for you.

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This W2 income will help get your real estate journey started.After you graduate commit the next several years to living below your means, paying off any other debts, building a big, beefy emergency fund, increasing your W2 income as much as possible, and learning everything you can about real estate investing.

Though it's rare, I'm just curious if it's something that should be allocated for (similar to an emergency fund for a particular property). 

.), if anything look an 1-2 outside of your local market, somewhere you'd be able to drive to if an emergency were to come up.

This also means paying off any consumer debt you have, building a big, beefy emergency fund, and living well below your means.As far as what specific actions to take it sounds like you're already doing them.