It's successful in high-cost markets like Southern California but faces challenges like high entry costs and local regulations.

Yes our fund is similar in nature and asset class.

This is simply predatory in nature full stop.I have sold many of my OREO props on low down ZERO percent financing but they were at market prices and the buyers owned them free and clear in 24 to 36 months that works.. but long term contracts on these homes is not a solution for neighborhood revitalization just the opposite.

I've read many other forum posts explaining how natural appreciation in Scranton is very slow but will cash flow nicely in the right area.

Flipping or rental properties seem like a natural fit for you.

I think the emergency fund can be a challenge for somebody to put together especially starting out, but the sooner they have one the better. 

I'm particularly passionate about BRRR, Mid term rentals, Money lending.Outside of real estate, I enjoy nature, travel, healthy cooking.Excited to learn and connect with you all! 

Like Tarik and Christine.. or than merril or any of the others. its a natural progression and the HUGE money is made selling the information. to be fair and balanced like Fox news.. there are always a % of folks that come through these trainings that do quite well and the money they spent forced them to take action.. its just the other 90% who spend the money and well never really do anything..

Remington, I own properties in Athens and while the data/statistics/analytics might look great - there are many challenges with actual operations. 

Hi @Luca Perinuzzi, I work with New Western and we only sell investment properties, so all of our clients are naturally investors.