@Bryan Field how well are you connected to other investors in Arizona?

@Bryan Sturman If the seller doesn't really have a situation where they want/need to trade some equity for convenience, and they are fine with paying a commission of 4-to-6%, as well has having open houses/showings, and likely the majority of buyers that come from the MLS will be using lenders (who make things very complicated sometimes), then they should list so that they can get every penny out of it. 

Originally posted by @Bryan Compton:Hello All, I’m looking for advice on what your next steps would be when a buyer stops paying?

I started out last summer buying into all the typical internet rookie stuff like investing out of state. 4 months of late research nights and early morning phone calls later I flew to Ohio and almost purchased a couple places there (thank you to @Ryan Deeter, @Bryan Thomas, and everyone else that put up with my relentless phone calls and emails.

@Bryan Martin and @John Dunston. 

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@Bryan Mitchell Birmingham, Al.

@Bryan Noth This is proof that Austin has been way behind it's other counterparts when it comes to average rents.

@Bryan Mitchell Thank you for the response, pretty much hit the nail on the head.

If you want to try and find cash flow and stay in this price tier, I would look to small and mid-sized communities like Killeen, Temple, Bryan/College Station, and Corpus Christi as examples.