If you find the few exceptions to this you'll see a bunch of newby investors who don't know any better, buying in them. 

This is a lifelong endeavor.

Might be better to save money for that property rather than put it all into one egg.

@Mark Towey I don't "farm" areas personally, it doesn't really fit the niche I'm personally going after, but what I have heard from some major agents in my market lately is that farming is not near as productive as it used to. 

Some realtors may have ethical problems with this.2.

No market can promise you this.

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This!

PM me and I can send you my template for this.Before I started handling these myself, I used: George Gibbs who's based in Charlotte but works state wide from what I understand.

Congratulations on getting this deal going.