We have a house that we are rehabbing and it has an African Killer Bee infestation in the attic.

There are a couple Homevestor (We Buy Ugly Houses) franchises that get deals in our area as well that they wholesale.It can be a difficult market for wholesaling, however, because of the immense amount of new construction inventory, the high LTVs that come with the VA loan and mean that homeowners don't have equity, and a buyer friendly market that means most of the transaction costs fall on the seller.It's a pretty solid rental market, though, and finding properties to wholesale to buy-and-hold type investors is probably a route you could explore.

I know I haven't actually "started" in REI, but learning about it and realizing the immense opportunities of it have me convinced that this is the path I am going to follow in order to reach my success.

The building itself is currently part of the Northwest African American Museum.

I'm a new investor in the Phoenix area (have yet to make my first deal) and have found this site to be immensely helpful!

That zip code is also on the rougher side of the river.While I think that Turnkey companies can be immensely helpful for out of state investors, I have not seen one in Philly that makes sense to me.

The quality is immensely better, and if I pull a valve stem out of a fixture and show the guy at the counter, 9/10 he knows who makes it and the part to replace it without even reading the numbers stamped on it.

Account Closed Thank you so much that was immensely helpful!

Considering how BADLY I screwed the ARV on my very first deal; I researched this immensely and determined that the only way to get a confident ARV, is either from a seasoned agent or a detailed amount of research with one or more MLS Comps programs.I don't want to refer a name due to the back and forth experiences I have had with a couple of them.

This was in NC, and it helped immensely when we evicted later.