I am looking to buy in an area that I would eventually want to settle in and collect rent for a few years to help pay my mortgage and if I want to, eventually take over the whole home as my family home in the future. 

Think about your future, not just the immediate wants.

I’ll reach out in DM to chat, but for the sake of other people maybe reading this in the future, what are the top 3 reasons why you think Lexington is the best choice–knowing that the fourth is that you are from there!

Cut it down to the ground(today) and don't worry about it. stop growing trees near houses in the future.

I’m a handyman and I work with a few rental properties and do some projects that range to the small stuff like hanging doors, repair trim and drywall to new flooring installs, painting, appliance repair, yard work and repairing your usual leaky faucet..The issue I’m having currently is I have just gotten into contact a couple days ago about a flooring job.

Any insights or experiences with either option would be greatly appreciated.If you've recently secured financing for a similar project or have recommendations for lenders who specialize in apartment building investments, please share your thoughts below.

New investor here, looking to get started on flips and value add projects in the Denver area.After spending many hours buried in property records searches and financial spreadsheets, I've determined the best way to move forward is to enlist an agent who caters specifically to buyers looking to capture value from rehabbing run down and distressed properties. 

The city focuses on large impact projects like this.

Hello,I just bought through my LLC  a single family residence in Bucks County, Pa. which we are going to rehab. and flip.I always GC my  projects and use sub. contractors.

The same problems will also occur in the long term rental market if an over supply of rentals saturates that market in the future.