In the market I'm concentrating on to get started out, $100,000 would buy a house, fix it, and sell or refinance it (BRRRR), but that would be one deal at a time, and completely as a cash buyer.

Bigger companies may implement larger work from home initiatives but the employees living in the City are more concentrated within small businesses than they are within conglomerates.These employees and business owners may move within an hour radius or so for better quality of life, but at the end of the day, their high paying jobs/businesses will largely dictate the need to be in more frequently.

I concentrate on the IRR and NOI of the property from a longer point of view.  

My advice to a new wholesaler is to concentrate on finding deals and JV your first 3 or 4 deals with an established local wholesaler.

I grew up visiting my grandfathers properties and learning the ropes from a young age and got to the point one of my concentrations in college was real estate and real estate finance.

Hi Justin, I am in North Central Florida but have spent time all over Florida, concentrating on the Tampa Area.

I would absolutely concentrate on raising your credit score, while trying to figure out where you want to invest.

It gives you an overall picture of the concentration of your mailings.

Do a search on Realtor.com for <$50,000 in Texas and you'll see where there are concentrations. 

From my own research in the past, I know Taunton has the highest concentration of absentee-owner properties in Bristol County.Hope this helps!