For me that's just not good enough so I have recently started placing block after strategic block in a foundation for our new real estate investment firm that I hope will bear greater and longer lasting fruits than our first attempt.Although our credit has recovered for the most part from our personal housing crash, we have been unable to acquire capital for down payments.

He has over 20 years construction experience doing everything from building luxury custom homes to punch lists for agents.

Looking for agents, wholesalers, and creative financing for buy and hold.

I started reaching for agents to get quotes and to ask questions, so I can make a more informed decision.

When your family is set, that's when you enjoy the fruits of your labor.

You don't normally get an agent on both sides of a rental.I would tell the prospective tenant what you are willing to pay if anything for agent fees. 

Turnkey was the easiest process and the most fruitful.

Bought the property in April one month into this tenants lease (previous owner had a 2 page lease yes that correct 2 page lease front and back on a single sheet of paper) Should have been a red flag but he stated he collected rent the first month but obviously didn't have a long proof of payment on this tenant (the other unit i.e. duplex did)Eviction took too long due to going after the low hanging fruit of non payment to which the tenant got aid.

Another really good read for agents looking to produce more is 6 Steps to 7 Figures by Pat Hiban

I was wondering what cities are particularly fruitful?