A SFR is very easy to sell and has a much larger pool of buyers.

We would like to purchase a SFH in the area and my question is this: In the long run, what would be more financially wise, holding onto our current property and scraping together a small downpayment for a less expensive SFH or selling our current property and applying a $100,000 downpayment toward a larger SFH?

It's really just collecting money, having a call with the PM every once in a while, and signing off on any major repairs or other larger decisions.

Have you ever been to any of the local REIAs meetings ?

I moved up here in 2015 from NYC too, it was the best choice I've ever made.

Hello everyone,This is kind of a weird question but my fiance  and I will be attending our first REIA meetup this weekend and it occurs to me that every businessman I’ve ever met says you must have business cards at networking events, and we have none.Now my first thought is, we haven’t made our first deal and are still planning to pull the trigger in about 2 months, so it really feels sorta presumptuous to print off business cards which say anything real estate related.On the other hand, having never really been to a meetup not related to my day job where I would totally have business cards, I’m unsure if it’s really bad etiquette not to have them.So my quick poll is, as people who have done this way more than me, what do you guys think?

The Mississippi self-eviction clause was placed in the lease which is the first time that I have ever seen it in a lease besides mine.

Have you ever heard of someone breaking their lease agreement and getting their security deposit back?

I'd pay off that 10k one as you get to your 4 limit to free up a larger loan. 

If it's a larger organization, feel free to inquire about their different staff qualifications.2.