I narrow my search within my data base and then search the owners info.

It sounds like you've narrowed down your start to single family, that's how I started and in my opinion that's the best way to get started in real estate.

@Tony NguyenOutside of a referral or somebody already in this chain, you can always use the search feature in BP to narrow down a reputable accounting service.As everyone commented above, it will depend alot on what all you need what make's sense from a budget standpoint.Good luck.Danny McNulty, Financial Advisor in Indiana

Ranging from hands-off to full hands-on... that answer will help narrow down the best options.

If you buy a 2BR, if possible, make it a 3BR - increased value/easier sell.In urban markets, wider streets are better than narrow ones.

There are 2 properties I have narrowed down my search to. 

You can narrow it down by some of those features.

I would recommend narrowing it down to property type, price range, bedrooms/bathroom etc 

I believe it might be best to narrow your search criteria a little because you're really looking at multiple different REI opportunities of immensely varying complexity given the price points you've named.I do think you've got a solid starter plan, I hope you can realize it and succeed in 2020 and beyond!

Though my parameters are pretty narrow as I'm only my second deal.