We’re looking for a property that fits the following criteria:- Value between 18-28 million- Located in a red state with good landlord-tenant laws (Texas and Idaho are our preference) - If Texas, not near the boarder, San Antanio or Houston area.

For example, if remotely managing a rental horrifies you and you wouldn't want to do it in a million years, then there's a good indication about a few of these scenarios.

For the last 40 years the planet’s added between 80 and 90 million people per year.

Depending on location and interior/curb appeal it may also attract higher quality tenants.

VRBO says it offers a $1 million liability coverage.

@Rick Pozos Yes it is fairly close to downtown, and we are attracting people coming for that at this point.

Additionally, has worked with me as an apprentice carpenter on our $1.5 million dollars residential whole-house gut/renovation.

Through the last couple of month, in addition to studying on the license I developed my knowledge of several real estate-related apps and software so when I am asking for an opportunity I would have something to offer as well, such as: Matterport, Inc (for making 3-D renderings of assets so that prospective buyers may take virtual tours)Repair Estimator Plus (for estimating the costs and expenses associated with each deal)Follow up boss (for centralizing communication)Cloud attract (for building landing pages)Wise agent (for email automation)LionDesk (for recording and embedding videos into emails and texts)Spacio (for digitizing open house sign-in forms) PalmAgent One (for estimating closing costs)Disclosures.io (for organizing and sharing disclosures)Dotloop (for signing offers and closing documents)Looking forward to hearing back from you.Best regards,Reza Rostamnezhad

Now their net worth has moved into the millions and they want to get away from headache investing and go into single tenant NNN.

The rates are a little higher in most cases but given the current upheaval in the conventional investment loan market they are much more attractive than they used to be.