@Shaun Reilly is right in that there isn't much inventory in those areas.There is also the fact that the rising prices have attracted developers who can muscle out the individual buyer.

In my neck of the woods, I know I can't find, let's say 2,3,4 family homes for under $300k.

Glad to see more investors in this neck of the woods.

I think that counts the same in my neck of the woods.

In my neck of the woods, banks will lend up to 85% of appraised.  

Top 5 Wow, please let me know if you know anyone in my neck of the woods (Hartford county, Connecticut) that is selling a house or is a wholesaler with a contract as I am trying to purchase a SF house to flip.

. - how much of this do you know about regardign our neck of the woods?

I have spoke to a title company and thy didnt want to stick there neck out.  

Come hear what to look for, what to avoid and knowing if you have the risk muscle to deal with these types of challenging properties.Shaun has been involved with real estate since 2007 when he and his wife became accidental landlords, but quickly acquired several more rentals.

With adequate reserve accounts, you should be fine though.I could be trimming limbs, fall off the ladder, break my neck, lose my job and then lose everything too but I still own a home, cars and atv.