Tax deed auction last week there's a house in an economically depressed area in northern New York State (Clinton County). 

It's harder to BRRRR right now but at least you can create a buffer against an economic downturn.

We did a lot of BRRRRs before, while the market still had inventory, Milwaukee has gotten so competitive that buying distressed makes typically not much sense at the moment and we buy basically move in ready properties.I would rank selling real estate before flipping, just a better return on your time and energy.

Same goes for communities like Meridanville and Moores Mill, which are located 10 miles north and northeast of downtown Huntsville, respectively.In any case, you’d be buying in more affordable suburbs/towns that are still close enough to Huntsville to benefit from the economic and industry tailwinds you mentioned.

North Carolina is one of the markets I'm particularly interested in, given its strong economic growth and attractive rental market. would greatly appreciate the opportunity to connect with you and discuss potential collaboration or investment opportunities.If you're open to the idea, I would love to schedule a call or virtual meeting to introduce myself, share my investment goals, and learn more about your experience and insights in the North Carolina market.Please let me know if you're interested in connecting, and we can find a time that works best for both of us.Thank you for considering my request.

Literally.At the market/economic level, this policy is highly problematic in 2 major ways, both of which are inflationary.

I've written extensively about climate refuge and the concerns of climate change that are favoring into home buying and real estate investment, but what about economic refuge? 

As for taking active steps (“educating”) parties to a contract to conceal material facts and changes in material circumstances, that smacks of interference with economic advantage, which would require at least a few hours of billable time to research.

If you elect not to proceed you can pass your seller my number.Because of the thin economics in the beginning I would tell him you agree to the 20 year term but want the loan amortized over 30 or 40 years.

:)If this is for a rental or sale, then moderately finish the garage, economically, so someone can use it as additional detached living area/office, etc.