If you buy a park @Sherry McQuage and there are a lot of POHs I suggest selling them asap.

I'd also suggest you find and join them.

I suggest that you rethink you attitude toward debt.

There are so many so be sure to filter by your location. 4) Review Dave Meyer’s The State of Real Estate Investing Report 2024 (in your resource page as a member of BiggerPockets!)

I'd suggest you look at the spreadsheet and get some training.

Generally townhomes have associations, have you reviewed their docs as well as the local STR regulations?

I believe that this mentor is very qualified due to his decades of experience and the books that he's authored and also books that he's co-authored with other well know real estate Moguls.This is a big commitment into partnership and just wondering what the general populus thinks about this agreement.Also, if anyone has suggestions for specifically apartment investing mentors I would appreciate it.God bless

I usually try to give benefit of doubt but I read one too many negative reviews, some are years old now and SH's did reply to their credit but still bad vibes remain I'll leave it at that.

Dover is a great place to start and I would suggest a 2-4 unit buy it as a primary so you can save on the DP.

If you're looking for a market that is rapidly growing and has long-term appreciation potential I'd also suggest looking into the Columbus market.