@Rodrigo Barreiro PujolIt's great that you're setting ambitious goals for real estate investing at a young age.

I'm Eve from Loma Linda, passionate about real estate investing for 2 years.

This can be a real money-maker, but you need to know what the risks are, how to mitigate them, how much to charge for rent, insurance requirements, and more.Honestly, the couple relocating sounds like the best option.Here's a tip: don't reject applications just because someone else started one.

Painful costly but soon to be behind me and I look forward to building my LLC in realestate.

Hey Richard, if you're still interested here are a few options: Tulsa Real Estate Investor Association (Tulsa REIA)https://tulsareia.com/Oklahoma Real Estate Investors Association (OKREIA)https://okreia.com/landerGood luck with the investment journey! 

I hope it also sheds a light on some of the challenges faced in real estate.

Am in agreement with @Theresa Harris ... rents should be raised, if not to market rate, to at least cover the mortgage and real estate taxes and HOA expenses. 

My name is Bradley Miller, and I am the Marketing and Business Developement Manager for Jamison Management Company and TMC Property Management, overseeing a diverse portfolio of properties in both the South Bay area of California and the Tulsa Metro area in Oklahoma.With a strong passion for real estate and marketing, I have dedicated my career to fostering positive client relationships and enhancing the tenant experience.

Starting your journey in real estate investing is always an exciting time.

@Renee Jones not sure how much you need but if you have equity in your home or another piece of real estate you could tap that.