, and weeks to fix other stupid small issues.I get mulch in my flower bed once a year, and the President has a very nice condo though ;)

Obviously rehab depends on the property, but I think you could find those numbers in a variety of markets in the Midwest, Detroit and maybe even Kansas City area.   

Alex works with over 80 different National Lenders and has access to a wide variety of lending products. 

There are a variety of different ways to do this; whether that be pursuing properties in need of extensive renovation and likely requiring cash to close, targeting properties with certain zoning that allows you to split the lot/add additional structures,  etc. 

I would be more than happy to get together for coffee some time.Also I cohost a local Meetup of BP members and we are having our last meeting on Friday the 11th, there will be a wide variety of investors there and it would be a great opportunity for you to network.

Aside from the millenials who are afraid to buy for a variety of reasons, 90% of the renters we encounter have credit issues...or they'd be buying.I would think that you can pretty safely have the potential renter pull the credit themselves and their criminal.  

It's just a smarter move for a bunch of reasons....there is ZERO affordable housing in your market..similar to metro Atlanta....and you can get some great renters who come from a variety of situations and backgrounds.  

I am interested in the Bigger Pockets community to learn more about opportunities and the variety of ways to finance deals.  

Very informative and discuss a wide variety of strategies.

There are a variety of neighborhoods.