After my first purchase I quickly discovered that the fastest way to scale was through multi-family and so I set forth on a new path. 

That's right there a list of the least risky cities to buy property in, with the easiest path to becoming a multimillionaire.

I'm surprised that Tucson ranked higher than Scottsdale/Tempe and ASU...the combination of Scottsdale as one of the country's top party towns, with the close proximity of ASU Stadium (5 miles) should put them near the top, I would think....?

Also, consider Lincoln Park, Lakeview, or Roscoe Village.Another place a bit more off the beaten path would be Lincoln Square; people love that area and keep appreciating.

The way foreclosures are offered varies greatly around the country, and we don’t know where you are located… but where I am at they are all cash affairs, with the money due within 24 hours of winning the bid.  

Ideally Equity State: Somewhere Southern which is in close proximity to my home country Jamaica (Florida, Georgia, Texas) 1 . 

Adamtags: Muskoka, Bracebridge, lake, Lake Rosseau, Lake Muskoka, Lake Joseph, cottage, cottage country, Canada, Northern Ontario, Algonquin, Parry Sound, Huntsville, Gravenhurst, Georgian Bay

@Randall Re IISpain is a beautiful country indeed and I've been a big supporter of investing internationally here.

However, mostly likely you're going to need residency in the country for at least 3 years to make that happen.

She explains to me that Basically ill have to call the country and PURCHASE the liens for anywhere from $60-1000.