Transplanted to Cheyenne in early 2012 from Denver and now call Cheyenne my home.

Admittedly I'm a recent transplant from MI so still feel the newb factor, however been enjoying VT, the area & it's people really well thus far. 

It is not uncommon for tenants to live rent free for 2-6 months with no repercussions. 

Im in a position were i can live rent free for a while, could bank around $30k this time next year.

The arrangement was for my sister to pay half the rent and my grandmother to live rent free (forever) in exchange for rights to her property.

Business/RE friendly government- Sunshine- Other transplants and a welcoming communityDoes this exist anywhere or am I looking for a unicorn?  

West Loop is so crazy priced out that there’s no way to BRRR anything there. 90% of the WL is transplants that bought new(er) construction in the past 5-10 years, so there’s not much old inventory there to even touch for you.

I'm a transplanted Midwesterner myself (Chicago) and also a newbie investor.I decided to take Brandon Turner's 90-Day Challenge: having a deadline is a good way to break the procrastination and "analysis paralysis" cycles.

I live rent free for now in a landscaping shop my family owns. 

Hi all, I'm a recent transplant to Philadelphia and am looking for some areas that are still good for house flipping.