We are not averse to other regions, the numbers just looked more promising in the north.

I usually look in the area just north-east of downtown LA (the region spanning Eagle Rock, Glassell Park, Montecito Heights, all the way down to City Terrace).  

Hi Ioan, Maybe put your area in your subject line, and post in your regional area forum.

Though I will be able to make a comfortable living working my current job alone, I don't want to put all my eggs in one basket nor do I want to work for somebody else for 40-60 hours a week until I'm too old to enjoy the fruits of my labor.I'd love to connect with and get to know who else is investing in this region, especially those of you following the BRRRR model!  

I would also get on the phone with a lot of the local and regional community banks to start running the deal by them for financing. 

Do you happen to know if that was 12 hours of cold calling random home owners, or cold calling a more narrowed down list of possible leads...owners of distressed properties, absent owners, etc.From The Baylor University’s Keller Center for Research Study"Agents were asked to call a generic, random list of numbers from a region not previously marketed to that either they provided or that was supplied to them by their KWRI regional office.

I suspect it varies from cities / states /regions but I could be incorrect. 40% more rent for class A seems quite high to me.

Both appear to be located in the region they are looking for. 

When someone has a verified buyers list which includes equity investors that are looking for off market inventory in FL and GA, and they are willing to work with you in their operating regions, how does wholesaling work in GA and FL?  

We work with individuals, local and regional investment groups and even some of the nationals.