It is not like land is in some high demand where it sells quickly and dealing with land is a very specialized field since there are thousands of issues that need to be ironed out before a lot sells e.g. nobody wants to buy a lot where you can't build what you want on the lot because the last blue butterfly in the world lives in a bush on the lot, or the lot is on an earthquake fault, or there is the county will not let you build a structure on the lot more than 10 feet tall, or you cannot cut down a 100-year old tree right where you want your building to go and the list goes on and on.

North Metro Atlanta/North Georgia (Blue Ridge) are still extremely under-rated locations.

If so this may limit such things as the type of windows to replace, the color (or type) of exterior work you might do...even if a fence is allowed to be placed on the property (and what type of fence).Gail Yep, great point...I've had to deal with 'Historic Committees' before...a bunch of blue-haired old ladies with too much time and power on their hands.

There is a lot of discussion about exceptions.Unincorporated Summit County (like Blue River, the area just south of Breck that was the next best option) is proposing a moratorium on issuing new licenses. 

The crown jewel is our 70 year old blue table in the kitchen.

That is what always happens with almost every meetup with the exception of the only True Blue Meetup called FIBI (For Investors By Investors).Don't waste your time unless you want to set up a nice booze bar and members bring over some fun partners.Don't waste your time with the REI and REIA clubs since the presidents are scandalous scum who are snake oil salesmen selling worthless services for thousands of dollars.

@Steve Yi Hey Steve, my partners and I own a property management company based in Manchester (Blue Door Living), although we manage throughout central NH.

Purchase price: $110,000 Cash invested: $35,000 UNDER CONTRACT - 1st True Blue Investment PropertyTenant occupied duplex with each unit currently renting for $650/mo.

The 3 unit cash flows $675 a month and is on town water and sewer but is in a less desirable neighborhood that is blue collar with much less chance of appreciation.

Very desirable, but largely already mostly discovered, would be hard to find a deal.Park Slope- Probably the most blue chip neighborhood in Brooklyn, incredibly stable, will most likely continue to appreciate at a modest rate.