I like the later option, but that’s a personal preference.If you’re not yet used to analyzing deals, then start practicing with anything you find.

The best part of it is that they offer my tenants an Auto-pay option, which has greatly decreased the amount of late payments I receive.

As a part of the acquisition, all my stock options were accelerated and paid out as cash through payroll.

There is an option to give equity, but I do not love that option in all cases. 

Memphis or Little Rock would be great options if you're looking for stable, slow growing areas that will yield more for you monthly.

For example, I want to make sure I have a good idea of the costs and the time involved to address issues, and I want to give my contractor advance notice of the project and what will be needed. 

The two most obvious options at hand are : A/ Accumulating capital through my job before investing in real estate B/ Asking for a bank loan that would allow me to invest sooner, saving time, after doing market research Which strategy is better, in your regards ?

Kenmore, Bothell, Brier, and Woodinville all have great options.

Seller financing is a GREAT option if you can get a seller to agree to this (which is not easy).

Is Homeaglow an option for Short term cleaning services?