I have seen so much growth in Columbus when it comes to appreciation and job opportunities which I have experienced.

If you have the 50k you can maybe even use that to partner up with an experienced flipper and put some of that money in the deal as many want you to also have some skin in the game.

I have purchased and utilized the deal Automator and can give you at least my side of what I experienced.

But I am interested to hear what the far more experienced professional investors and members of the BP community think... 

Since you're new to this, building a reliable team of professionals, an experienced agent, a lender, and a property manager→ will be crucial for long-term success.If you need assistance with financing or further guidance on scaling your portfolio, feel free to reach out.

Going to try to self manage my first property and looking to lean as much as I can from those more experienced!

Here’s a recap of key points.Slower growth in prices and rents: Florida is expected to experience slower appreciation or even declines, affecting short-term returns for investors.Affordability challenges: While affordability remains an issue, the primary concerns are rising expenses and increased supply.Increase in new inventory: Florida is experiencing a significant rise in new housing inventory, contributing to oversupply.

Multiple cabins in the 450-550k range have dropped their prices by 75k after experiencing bidding wars merely 3 months ago.

Our city is experiencing rapid growth and presenting excellent opportunities for investors.I would be delighted to connect and share insights about our current market and turnkey properties.

I am an experienced lender and borrower in Phoenix, so I would love to share my experience with you all.