Often you can get duct runs up to an attic, then branch out from there. 

Most of my experience has been in buy-and-hold rentals but, want to start branching out into flips. 

Will the future buyer's lender have any issue with the chain of title? 

I have a kind of an odd questions for fellow landlords or if anyone is in the insurance side.Last year when Irma hit South Florida, I suffered quite a bit of damages on a number of my rental.A particular one is a multi family building - I had fence damages, tree branch fell on roof, poked a hole through the roof, through the ceiling, debris everywhere inside, outside...so I filed a claim to my windstorm insurance carrier.I was lucky that the apartment the branch went through, was vacant at the time. 

I currently live in Columbus and am looking to start my portfolio here and may branch out in a few years.

Hey everyone, My name is Drew Greene and I am looking to get started in real estate investing as a way of replacing my income over time so that my Wife and I have the freedom to enjoy life the way we really want, traveling and working projects we're passionate about.I am studying business with a focus on Entrepreneurship and Supply Chain Management at Northeastern University.

However, with competition so strong, I’ve branches out to all of Fulton, Cobb, and Dekalb counties. 

Hello All,I have been in commercial investments on the corporate side for 2.5+ years and am now looking to branch out from my medical office building roots and do some multi-family, mixed-use value-add property investments in Chicago. 

I found a good deal that I can move on, and would like to approach the home owner prior to the auction and possibly make them some money as well.I Found the owner, the tax information, searched the property, done comps(well working them now) and in a few days I'll do a complete Title History and Chain of Title and if necessary buy Title Insurance.

Do I branch out to other neighborhoods or wait for this specific property to (maybe) come available?