I use a service that handles the entire process soup-to-nuts for $450.

At first they think I am nuts , but now the water comes out , if you dont the water can build up and cause alot of the ceiling to come down at once .  

That is nuts as many of these buildings are in junky areas or off the main corner. 

And stay right on top of them or in other words are members of the community were they invest and therefor has command and control .And those of you who happen to live in parts of the country were these low hanging fruit can partake successfully in this business should count themselves fortunate that these assets are so readily available to you within a 30 minute drive..I did not read anything that changed my mind that the 2% rule keeps prices from rising in any appreciable manner as value only rise's with rent increase's and rents are fairly stable in all these markets.Lastly as to class of asset being it A B C or D that is in the eye of the beholder, my C could be your D or visa versa .....Off to Milwaukee today then Chicago  Beer and Brats  Friday fish Fry, Deep dish pizza Miracle mile... should be a fun week on the road.Best to all

@Curt Davis that interactive map on your site is cool but drives me nuts because I scroll down on websites using the wheel on my mouse.  

I'm new to the real estate world and would like to meet other experienced real estate investors and wholesalers who could teach me a thing or two about the business and hopefully for a fruitful partnership.

Am I missing something, or is this just nuts?

This drove me nuts as I'm a fix it right once, the first time, kind of guy.

I see stuff trading at a 5 cap in urban core Atlanta which is nuts and I would never touch such investments.

Hi @Ken Cooper I too am a Westsider...Don't give up too easily there are deals all over Southern California, just not a lot of low hanging fruit.