I'm in Madisonville, LA which is north of New Orleans and with the research I've done so far, I'm thinking that in order to find a property in this area that can produce a decent cash flow I'd need to invest around $100k in a property, minimum.

Just bought my first property (3bd, 2.5 bath, new construction) in the New Orleans area and was planning on renting out the two other rooms in my house.

I was wondering if anyone that has attended BP conferences in the past could help me convince my teammates to travel to New Orleans in October.

As I mentioned, try posting in the VA forum or lean on some local REI clubs for suggestions.

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I live in the New Orleans area and would love to hear your thoughts/advice on some good first steps.

Purchase price: $150,000 Cash invested: $15,000 Residential double in quiet neighborhood in suburbs of New Orleans What made you interested in investing in this type of deal?

Hi everyone, Looking to connect with any investors within or interested in the New Orleans area. 

Louis, KC, Mo, Phoenix, San Antonio, Dallas, Philadelphia, New Orleans Housing Authorities and oversaw operations of a large PHA here.

FYI, New Orleans is hosting the International Roofing Expo during the last week of February.