Right now I am looking to add a property to my portfolio, I have been reading books and blogs to better prepare my mindset and my wallet for such endeavors.

Regardless of city, I'd prefer some walkability to attractions beyond cool restaurants for STR.

We have an attractive property where we plan to fund 50 percent of the investment, and are looking to work with a private lender on the remaining 50 percent.

Wholesaling is an advanced strategy but it attracts many beginners because it's cheap to start.But the truth is, if $997 is a bit much for you, you won't have the budget to be successful.

What you need here is a very strong deal that can attract investment partners.

I think one key would be to attract a "property manager" to occupy one of the units in the multi.If you want some advice on akron suburbs, contractors, or a local realtor PM me.Best of luck!

I feel that any market that has good numbers will attract more investors until the numbers stop making sense.

When u look at the property think about what type of tenant it will attract.

I would think that for the next month or so if the area around the pool is attractive and the pool is clean then it might help sell the house.

I noticed your last posts' title was "Where is the good information" -- that'a  bit vague and is unlikely to attract people who might have otherwise answered while just skimming the forums.