You'll need to determine the monthly cash flow you aim to achieve from rental properties, along with your desired timeline for getting started and the initial investment you're comfortable making.While flipping properties can yield quick returns, it's worth noting that the current market conditions may pose challenges in this area.

As Point2 Homes aptly puts it, while information is provided, it may not always be guaranteed accurate.It's worth noting that most agents have access to the same pool of listings, leading to a proliferation of duplicate entries.

the good ones are worth the commission they earn (which is currently paid by the seller). 

Don't think what you have is worth so much, you'll end up holding on for too long and losing.

Well worth a look.  

Pay attention to places that have access to amenities, top-notch schools, and job hubs.Value-Added Opportunities: Look for homes that might benefit from upgrades or renovations to raise the value and rental revenue.

I have a page on my website of all the resources I use (I own/manage 7 properties, I didn't do software till I added property 2)  I can't post the link ... the ceo host dot com - resources tab.

Not worth the fight and we're approaching high season. 

I have a client whose house is currently worth $500,000 who owes $150,000 on the mortgage who is interested in getting a $250,000 second mortage to use as capital to invest in real estate in Massachusetts area.

This job is not really worth a contractor's time.