I am Atlanta based but will be in Orlando June 15th-18th and I am looking to connect with investors and real estate agents while I’m there to talk about digital strategy and the market.

Also too long in this cocoon and I might get comfy arm chair investing.

I wish I had the kind of tenants who could pay rent "digitally" - but a fair amount of them still deposit cash in the bank...on the 5th.

I'm considering a buy and hold or potential wholesale deal in Memphis, TN and would greatly appreciate a second opinion.ARV: $55,000      Purchase price: $43,500         Rent: $775 / OccupiedMgmt: $77.5       Repairs & CapEx: $117        Vacancy:  $64I can get financing with %15 down, 20 year loan, 3/1 ARM, est. %5.6, my PITI is around $406.Rent $775 - Expenses $258 - Financing $406 = $110 in cash flowIt feels a little thin. 

After reading about auction laws, specifically, absolute auctions I was armed with the right info in order to demand from the seller to sell me the property.

Cost and arm and a leg.  

Instead, you'll be looking at 5-10 year ARMS, which is scary in the current rising interest rate environment we're in right now.Impossible to say which way you should go.  

See if you can get a phone number that's pretty similar, maybe a digit off.Then, duplicate his Bandit Sign but with your new phone number!!!!!!!!

We bought the property for 820K with a 80% 7/1 ARM at 2.95%; 10% HELOC and 10% down. 

Our company specializes in offering completely passive yet double-digit return investment properties here in Cleveland, Ohio.