All Forum Posts by: Romica P.

Thank you Bryan and Kim. Very helpful. I will certainly look into that book Kim!

Any good tools and resources for future market projections?

Completely agree with Ali.

You can definitely buy out of state and profit but I would research the market you're planning to invest in to make sure the prices you're paying are fair and the area you're investing in is somewhere you actually want to invest in.

Personally, I would take a trip down there as well to see the property and interview some of the management companies in the area :)

Hey Floyd,

I've recently been looking toexpand and invest in the Ohio Market. Heard lots of good things from a friend who invests there. I'll get in touch with you.

Welcome neighbor,

You'll love this site. Packed with lots of insight and great information.

Investing in lower/middle income areas bring in higher cash flows. However, as others have stated, there are more repairs and evictions then upper-middle income or higher income neighborhoods.

If you have tons of capital to invest then investing in better neighborhoods is a probably a better choice but if you're just looking to make some cash flow then lower/middle income areas can be a good choice. Just avoid a war zone, at all costs.

Great advice! Thanks!

Awesome story! Great motivation!

Your decision to get into RE is a great choice Vlad. Welcome to BP!

Welcome to BP Suzette! You'll love this site. Lots of great information :)