Unlike my coworkers at my apartment brokerage I help new investors get into this game, so would be happy to connect further to discuss.

It comes down to a numbers game and landing it at the perfect time. 

I guess at that point its fair game they are public streets its just like driving for dollars etc.

Hello everyone,I've seen several posts on BP from younger people, like myself, who are in college or have recently graduated and want to get into the real estate game.

To answer your question about where to start, I think that househacking is a great way to start, get your feet wet, and see if you like the rental game.

Don't play games about it. 

Second, interest rates are low so there are more buyers getting into the game.

@Brenden Mitchum thank you so much, it makes sense, I appreciate it a lot, I think that is a solid game plan, thank you!

I don't doubt that with a lot of searching you might be able to find some lower end condos or apartments which might produce a little cashflow with a low HOA but for SFH that game is pretty much over.Now can you find a serious value add fixer upper SFH, renovate it and rent it out for cashflow?

If this property is in an area where you need a bulletproof vest and a machine gun to collect your rent, I would not buy it.