They were showing the top property manager as someone who owns timeshares in other states and has nothing to do with our area.

I currently own 6 out-of-state single family home rentals which I bought turn-key through Norada Real Estate.

Currently working my way up the investment ladder and my goal is to eventually acquire some rentals of my own in the Mid-West.

Define your investment goals, familiarize yourself with related terms, evaluate your financial situation, begin small, investigate markets, establish investment standards, cultivate professional connections, carry out exhaustive due diligence, investigate funding alternatives, and determine whether to manage the property on your own or by hiring a property management company.Decide what you want to achieve—stable cash flow, long-term growth, tax advantages, or all of these—and dedicate some time to learning about them by reading books, using the internet, taking classes, and attending seminars.

Let me know your favorite ways to do a deal like this.Property is currently not listed on the MLS and it's owned by another local investor / contractor.Let me know your thoughts?

If this scenario feels too risky, than you'll need to find your own off market deals. 

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It would almost be better just to finance the whole thing on my own without assuming the existing mortgage.

I was able to find through my own DD that there is a HOA lien of $4,000.

"Regentrification" to me is when a City, Mayor's Devenlopment Council, offers Tax breaks etc. for Builders to build "affordable housing" in the run down neighborhoods where I would never want to own anything.