I suspect in Omaha you can do very nicely on say 20k a month... and spend say 5% of your income on a toy.. still leaves you 19k a month to live on.. great house in your market probably all in is not more than 3 to 4k a month leaving you 15k for food and cloths.. so you can buy the car  :)

The state is in a recession right now (though the medical/healthcare industry which you are in is doing great) so that means job loss and population decline.

no I don't I use Zillow and realtor.com which as you may or may not know really don't have all the properties that are out there for sale for some reason My wife and I enjoy driving in the countryside and anytime I see a sign on something I might be interested in I just called the agent it takes time but I'm pretty obsessed with it so it's all enjoyable to me

One area I have invested in is Wichita, KS where I have a couple of rental properties and I am getting a good return.

My units are under 400 sqft each, so you can imagine how important every sq in is in my case.  

I do happen to like the area this duplex is in. I

I need to know the towns you are focusing on (not counties), what your preferred price point in is (again, not whatever works), the amount of work you are comfortable with, your flip time, whether you have a crew, how many flips you have done, etc.

Hi @Robert Campbell, Welcome to the BP forums and congratulations on finally jumping in. I

Using our PST, shares of our company are rewarded to the employees, which is pretty awesome as this is my first PST program I've been able to take a part in. I

She text me the other day and I quote, " Hi, I know that when I moved in I agreed to pay 1600 because that's what you listed your apartment as but I was wondering if you would be willing to discuss a possible deduction.