Being on the East coast makes those areas a little more accessible from the west coast its a long slog over there.

He has come up through the ranks as a wholesaler, then fix and flip, and now targeting missing middle new construction/development deals.I'm beginning to research GCs/investors that do this type of work, and figured it'd be worth exploring the BP network.If you deal in this area directly, or have a connection I could speak to, that would be much appreciated.At the end of the day I am trying to get round number hard cost estimates on 2-4plex/Townhomes.

If affordability is your main goal, areas like Hixon and Middle Valley (the 37343 zip code) or Harrison (the 37341 area) have homes at the $200,000 mark.

A lot of people choose to buy just over the border in Indiana (Hammond, Dyer, Munster, Gary, East Chicago).

In contrast to our neighbors north, south and east of the border valuations are still reasonable and returns rationale.

Put In Bay 2.Middle Bass 3.Bowling Green 4.Toledo (43620) 5.Lakeside Marblehead 6.Toledo (43606) 7.Neapolis 8.Toledo (43610) 9.Perrysburg 10.Holland 11.Harbor View 12.Port Clinton 13.Pemberville 14.Toledo (43615) 15.Millbury 16.West Millgrove 17.Archbold 18.Toledo (43604) 19.Toledo (43623) 20.Luckey 21.

We love both coasts (Jupiter / palm beach area on the east coast, and, sarasota / tampa area on the west coast) I highly suggest looking into both if you’re adding to your portfolio.

One thing I'm struggling with however is my ability to really understand the local markets in some of the areas I've been targeting.Among a couple areas, I think Watsessing Ave in Bloomfield has great transit, appropriately priced properties (cash flow opportunities), and there seems to be some serious development happening (new supermarket and luxury apts just finishing a short walk east of the Watsessing Ave station).I've driven many of the streets and seen a few properties in the area to get a feel.  

This is in the middle of Central Maine in a high demand location.

If the houses have appreciated a lot, you may want to stagger when you sell them so they are in different tax years and time it so they sell quickly (ie don't list in the middle of winter).The market also changes.