North Dakota is not my cup of tea!

Have a cup of tea and listen to her stories from your childhood.

Working class, well established neighborhoods with very reasonable tax base, you can get homes under $90,000.00 with taxes in the mid $2's with $1,050+ rents - **PM Me for more detailsI do not play in the lower spectrum of neighborhoods or home prices such as $40-70K with under $1,000.00 rent, just not my cup of tea, I have several homes in my portfolio remaining from that novice/beginner time point in my investment life, but as I have evolved, so have my properties, in category and quality.

(like most newbies I figure)So I guess I'll use this time wisely, and continue knowledge building, and hopefully networking.I'd be interested to hear from anyone local to my area, whether flipping, wholesaling, or renting properties.Odd fact: Although raised in England, I drink coffee, not tea!

Not my cup of tea, and I already have a job.

(personally not my cup of tea)There are numerous cities in the Midwest that offer a mix of yield vs return.

I'm always up for a trip across the tracks to Ashland Coffee and Tea.

It immediately seemed like my cup of tea with many like-minded people, so here I am!

Where one might have found a 20% return before, may be different now, but it's still there.When everyone wants coffee, tea sales go down.

The culprit was a bowling pot of water with "tea leaves".