Rest is not nice as well.In the past I bought properties from Ohio Cashflow as well.

Most of my BRRRRs in the past I had to force appreciation - usually 4-6 month construction, labor, material and holding cost.

A great place to start when using the platform is the search button - here you can look up any keywords, topics, and areas of interest to read up on what has been discussed in the past. I

However, the neighborhood has had serious safety issues in the past. I

In the past I have asked for a higher deposit but I just dont want to deal with any potential non payment issues nor evictions. 

Apologies if it has been discussed in the past - I live over at the multifamily forum where it hasn't come up so thought I would branch out.For points 2 and 3, how come this hasn't caused a severe price drop in these places further outside downtown?

The seller seems motivated to sell, which has piqued my interest in exploring alternative financing options.I'm seeking advice and insights from the experienced members of this community who have successfully utilized creative financing strategies in the past. I

What I have done in the past is that we (myself and the contractor) discuss the project with as much detail as possible, what materials will be needed, how many people will work on the project, how long it will take, when they plan to start and finish, work schedule, and what the budget/price will be. 

One strategy I've found that works well in the past is driving around, finding a property that is clearly a rental (a bit rundown, lawn not taken care of, etc.), then pulling the title for the properties that I find.

-Lastly, any areas I should avoid that have had flooding issues in the past? I