Rentals are very popular.

I think it's a good idea to talk to the city and find out this issue first.Regarding the re-sell value, a formal living room is not as popular as before, so it depends on your layout after conversion.

Wholesaling has become so popular lately, there are 22 bad/inexperienced ones for every 1 good one.

It can even vary from lender to lender.But another really popular one is the USDA loan.

Even if you do have a low CTR rate cause you are in these lower positions, the idea is the more auctions you show up on the more chances you have of getting clicks and spending that full budget.Contrary to popular belief, which is just showing up #1 for every keyword, statistically speaking if you only show a couple of times in those high positions you end up getting 1 click and lets say you have a 4% conversation rate your going to have to get a lot of those really expensive clicks in order to get a conversion but if your bidding at a fraction of the rate your going to get a lot more traffic.

When you hear the common person talking about how great an investment is, it is clearly hit the mass stage of popularity.

Hey fellow BP members,I have this question that have been nagging me.I understand that the best practice is register the entity in the State that you are buying the property in rather than go through some method advised online where you form the entity in popular States like Nevada, Wyoming or Delaware etc..

Option 3:  Private money loanI know how popular private money is on this site and it sounds excellent. 

Indy is still going with decent returns, and you can get returns in Atlanta and Dallas and maybe occasionally in Charlotte, but those three cities hit their heydays in ~2011-2012 so now you'd be paying astronomically higher prices than you would have when they were the popular markets (and probably why you've heard them mentioned so much).

They are also growing in popularity with other investors in OKC, but are not super well-known yet so you get in on the ground floor of their business.