There are many great ones in commercial multifamily (like Michael Blank); self-storage (Scott Meyers); and mobile home parks (Frank Rolfe).   

Also, is the Greenwood market a more feasible market as far as cost? 

I'm looking to purchase a property that I plan to live & potentially house hack (looking to start a family, so may not be entirely feasible) and rent out in the future when I move.

Unfortunately for me that part of town is too far from my jiu jitsu gym to be a feasible area to live!

If any one could give me a feasible way to connect to one of these investors, whether it’s through these forums or another way I would greatly appreciate it.

However, I’ve found in my area, that many of the craigslist ads are priced under what is feasible in the rental market.

I'm looking at replacing the roof, redoing bathrooms and kitchens, adding storage units, and updating the basement walls, also landscaping.

That said, we recently moved and will be in the market for a home relatively soon, which got me thinking about whether the following alternative might be feasible: We’d purchase a lot and then divide the lot in two.

$90/moTaxes, High, low, etc: low overall for the town, and in the market it seems that they are low for this neighborhood, they also haven’t been steadily going up as is often a theme with more central downtown kato by Washington parkWhat makes it work, (not) feasible: It’s honestly a pretty darn good little property as it is, and in terms of rent replacement this is miraculously lower, than most others that I see.

If you are just getting started, you can use a cloud based storage like Google Drive or Dropbox.