Does anybody in the Lynchburg/Central Virginia area know any real estate agents, property managers, contractors, lenders, etc. that either work well with investors or, better yet, are investors themselves?  Looking fo...

@Juan Espinoza And once you find someone, your pitch needs to be compelling enough for them to be excited to invest in you as opposed to other investment vehicles.Have a plan written out with your strategy on the deal, projected ROIs, and any other stipulation that you can think of.

Hi Everyone, does anyone have any recommendations for a real estate attorney in Arizona, property managers/realtors/contractors in Tucson and or Phoenix?Any recommendations would be great!Thanks!!

Buying in a bad area of any Midwestern city is gonna have a far bigger impact on the investment experience than picking one Midwestern city over another.Don't buy in the roughest neighborhood in the urban core.

Otherwise, profits are lower, it's hard to find compelling deals, and there is little room for error in deal execution. 

I am curious . in older mid west towns the condos are downtown walk to work and all the good resturants.. much of the D and F class is also urban core and will surround the down town areas or be pockets.. so yes you can have downtown hip and 1 mile away the HOOD.. just look at any Morris invest stuff he sold in INdy..  

True, a return of 5.77% is not such a bad thing, but at the same time it is not a very compelling return.

How binding is a standard P&S; can they be compelled to move?

Without a compelling reason to buy, I would be concerned that rising interest rates would curb any anticipated appreciation.https://www.google.com/search?

Don't buy in the roughest neighborhood in the urban core.