The decision to allow these losses or to block them is made at the personal level, for each of you separately.

The new flip I just started working on is in a small town, but once again it was the ugliest house on the block. 

You'd prob. get better information on their own from Neighborhood Scout. no argument from me Agents have to start somewhere and not all agents are seasoned pros or grew up in the hood they are selling.. and for sure with low end rentals in the rust belt and mid west it can be very very block to block and you just dont want to take a listing agents word for it.. you know they may have to make their car payment ..

Sent out 2 messages  to individuals last week and I think BP is blocking my messages as well.I’m 18 years in this business flipping and building new construction.

I feel that this is the biggest stumbling block so far, finding property and landlords that work for this.

There's software that can tell even which blocks has the highest appreciation per zip code. this is for rehab or buy-and-hold long term.The inside factor that really makes higher appreciation is good school districts as parents wouldn't need to pay private schools for their kids. 

We are literally block from viewing two properties due to this law.

I’ve drained my savings and all other money i put aside except stocks.

We have cash in the bank but want to discuss lending options to not drain our liquid.

I live a block from my current properties and I can be there in a moment's notice. what do you do when tenants set up a meth lab?