I bet I haven’t used mine in a year or two.  

Context: The property is a single-family house with an attached two-car garage.

Previously, I had been working two big corporate jobs, mainly in a back office accounting/tax function; however, after a series of life events, I realized life was too short to spend your days doing work you despise, plus, the money I was making at my 9-5 was not that exciting.

Hi Vikas,I don't know of a good PM in that area, but from my experience and those of my investor clients the two most important questions to nail down when interviewing them are:1.

I suggest you take a look at smaller towns around 45 min away from to find a BRRR because they have way less competition.

Be careful about assuming new construction wont have maintenance expenses - they often have break in periods of a few years while things get sorted out.Allow about 1 month per year vacancy and include that in opex.Consider what happens if you do not sell in a year or two, to quote mike tyson: everyone has a plan until they get punched in the mouth.

Hi Sonya, I started off as an out of state investor living in San Francisco in 2021 and chose the Ohio  markets (mostly Columbus for now) to start off with because of the low entry points as well as the tech sector getting a big boost as previously mentioned by Min. 

Have two units there. 

The value you later and also low to no liability are the two things you want on your side...

I have some open rentals on the market and two have been on the market for weeks… I know there was a cold snap recently which would disrupt some showings but trying to see how long landlords are experiencing to place tenants recently in KCMO.