If you are starting with under $100k, then you are probably better off investing in a fund, but revert to #1. 3.

If you’re honest from the start, the seller knows what to expect and you avoid any potential legal issues.

I did not state that I have done it yet but simply asked how it would be conducted when I do start doing it.

Hi guys,Was hoping to see what biggerpockets members suggest I do as a newly-minted licensed real-estate broker who is looking to start in property management.

@Adam Hollandsworth The best advice I can give you is for you to do some of the cold calling yourself to start with.

David Orr started Tax Modern and wrote that linked article--I linked his BP profile. 

I moved from Florida to start investing in Columbus due to the same reason.https://www.zillow.com/learn/hottest-housing-markets-2024/

It gives Alex a massive head start on the rest of society.

I've decided, starting off, that I'd like to try renting apartments in my current market (Jacksonville, Florida) then furnishing them and offering them to traveling professionals on AirBNB and/or furnished finder. 

@Ian Funnell I like the idea of using a HELOC to get started.