David Greene does seem to be telling people on the BP podcast to not invest in C or D neighborhoods unless you grew up there.

Hi @Dave Vidales-Sanjuan, reach out to @Josh Green.

If you end up wanting to sell them or would just like to bounce ideas off someone local to the area, reach out to @Josh Green! 

Connect the green to white.I've had hundreds of signatures and never been able to collect from anyone.

Having a piece of miami would be amazing, i just always thought it was out of reach.As you can tell, im very green in the real estate world.

Quote from @Danny Green: Im getting too many outdated preforeclosures.

Quote from @Jonathan Greene: How did you choose Cleveland/Columbus? 

 @Jonathan Greene  In the fastest growing county in PA, there is no Wholes Foods and just recently got a Trader Joes and has 3 Starbucks. 

Quote from @Jonathan Greene: Quote from @Chris Seveney: Quote from @Jay Hinrichs: Thats simply a good experienced agent doing proper representation for their client.Experienced agents know that many wholesaler dont close and that really negatively affects the listing and the sellers giving them false sense of security that they have a real deal.1.

David Greene wrote "Long Distance Real Estate Investing" which gives you a great tutorial, but I suggest looking at deals in the Midwest or the Southeast to allow your portfolio to get a good base of cash flow, and then once you are ready for some more appreciation focused deals, you can change your target markets.