Quote from @Greg Jeanfreau: @Vante Jay As with juat about everywhere else in the country The New Orleans market has many many active investors.

WE wont put it on the market until its about 30 days out from CO. the other market were we are active Loudoun County VA We have 3 subidivisions going in the platting stages from 35 lots to 250 lots.. all of them have contracts on them from National builders the 35 lot is Toll  the bigger ones are Lennar..

Getting down deeper into the local regulations and such is each will require networking with city officials or other investors who are already active in those markets. 

It's my first deal I've worked on as an investor so I'll be actively marketing on BP and SM soon as I have it ready. 

I need to find and engage both a lawyer and LIHTC financial consultant in the couple weeks.Specific questions I need help with right now:1.  

Wholesaling and flipping is going to be a lot more time consuming and active type of investment where building a portfolio of rentals can be a lot more doable while also working full-time. 

Clean, friendly, activity rich and lots of employment driving growth as far as I found. 

If they see that youre generating cash for operations via a non-RE business activity, it could be an issue.

Seeing as how I'm not sure if you are communicating this properly, but one could be crossing ethical / legal boundaries --- maybe.Personally, the rental activity for that sort of property and tenant would not be worth the time.Thanks for letting us know. 

Some investors received a note this week saying he filed for Chapter 7 bankruptcy.He also has a new eviction on his record after refusing to leave a property he was renting.Even after multiple formal complaints to the RE board about his fraudulent activity, he somehow still has his license and active home listings.Posting this update so hopefully anyone looking to work with him, now or in the future, can see the type of person he is.