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Lol 23 with 120k. Real question: how did you accumulate that much right out of college?
For your first property, same state you live in will help you tackle the unexpected a lot easier. Property managers typically charge 10% of rents collected if you'd like to be hands off. Though why not just skip to REITs at that point. CAP rates (aka ROI) vary with risk. Best game in town is slumlord if you can stomach the people and evictions. If I were starting over with that much cash I'd skip the mortgage company and focus on cash flow in an area that was considered "nice". Enjoy the hunt!
OP I am 25 and was lucky enough to not have student loans. Currently have 2 rental properties in the same state because it’s easier for me to manage despite travel.
For now my mentors have suggested to hold. Prices if you have noticed have started to fall. Definitely consider getting a rental because you make use the power of leverage, but do not feel rush to buy. I had that “rush” feeling when I started and learned to take a look at the trends first and at the end cash is king. Better to have the cash to buy 4 properties when the market really crashes.
OP- Please give us some advice, really curious re: PWC 1's question
Which REITs do you recommend purchasing?
I don't own REITs. I love property even if it's not the best ROI in my portfolio. I like upgrading things for tenants. I like having someone else pay off my mortgage. I like the cash flow and the idea of using it to retire off of. I invest in stocks (which gives me the best return) until I've saved up enough for the next place to cash flow my target amount.