or international attraction for the model to work, just a central location and a nice space.

Hello Folks - I am interested in finding realtors who are not only realtors but also investors in the NJ areas (preferably central and south jersey) to help me find deals.

It's extremely challenging in the Bay Area but is achieveable with extreme patience in the central valley of California.

Hi All, I'm getting some amazing leads on properties in and around Orlando and Central Florida.

Central Ohio is one of the strongest RE markets in the country right now...I'd be glad to help you understand why the Midwest is a fantastic place to invest.

I am a recent college graduate with a B.S. in Construction Management from Central Washington University and am currently working for a Marine construction contractor in the Tacoma area.

I am trying to get ahold of the insurance company to get more details on this but if the insurance companies are going this far I can see about 60% of Central Florida homes not selling due to $15K to $30K worth of additional wiring just to sell.

Long-term I'd hope to grow a buy-and-hold portfolio, but I'm very focused on this first purchase for right now.Since I work downtown, don't own a car (and don't want to), and spend most of my time in Central LA, I'm looking really closely at areas around downtown: lower-cost areas with decently affordable 2-4 unit buildings (in the $400,000 to $800,000 range) like Pico-Union, areas around USC, and even up around Hollywood/Koreatown when the rare good deal shows up there.I've been looking around on Redfin a bunch, but have seen little to nothing that satisfies Josh and Brandon's "Two Percent Rule" (or even 1% rule).

I also have over 50 properties I'm marketing in central FL if you are interested.Steve Anderson

Guys, what kind of insurance is needed, i.e. type/terms/coverage etc for a 4plex in the central california valley?