Any of those areas that are right over the border of DC are considered less desirable than others.

The national PM brands have franchises across the country, but each one is independently owned and licensed in its own state.The one exception I can think of is a border city like Kansas City.

One is that when you tell potential investors how wonderful their returns are going to be and insist they would be foolish not to invest, you're bordering on making promises. 

Right now I am only flipping in Delaware County Pennsylvania but I am looking to get into New Castle County Delaware, Gloucester County New Jersey, Salem County New Jersey, Camden County New Jersey.

It is a 4 family located near the Queens/Bklyn border.

Starting to have some discussions with turnkey providers and trying to soak up all I can here on the boards.One thing I'm wondering about is whether it's possible to access a lot of data pertinent to de-risking investment decisions.For example, one of the big question marks it seems is how good and headache-free your property management company is.

You're only about 45 minutes away from Cheyenne, but once you cross the CO/WY border, things change dramatically.

It's very easy to BUY a house, but 100% financing can produce high monthly payments an de make it difficult to cash flow.But, you're getting a duplex, so you may be doing just fine.

@Jorge De Jesus Congratulations!  

Pool house with plumbing Additional ~ 300 sq. ft. shop/storage buildingProperty on corner lot with 2 extra lots backing up to the end of a cul-de-sacPossibility of converting one of extra buildings to office for side-hustle/LLCGarage Appt #1:Connected to main house by a shared roof and connected breezeway~ 900 sq. ft. with kitchen/full bath/laundry and separate access/entry (stairs)Efficiency Appt:~ 800 sq. ft.