I'm looking to tackle some flips in Kansas city, I am not local but can come out as needed.

To me as mentioned path of progress cant go wrong.. unless the city dies. the other land to buy would be timber land in the North west.

I am having trouble finding distressed properties with enough "meat on the bones" to make enough money on the deal.  Any others having the same trouble.

I have a summer rental in Bethlehem NH and have had some success renting to the Hasidic Jewish community from New York City.

Here there is a 25 GPG hardness and .2-.8PPM (not sure specifically what my rental has), which leads to buildup and rust, in addition, there has been a history of too high magnesium which caused an advisory from the city itself about potentially unsafe levels of magnesium. 

Planning for potential infrastructure issues is essential, especially when dealing with properties that may need upgrades like connecting to city utilities.

You could still be right outside city limits.

After half a lifetime of working and saving and investing in index funds while renting, im ready to make the jump into a new asset class.Looking to owner-occupy a multifamily in the city of philadelphia and hopefully pass a portfolio on to my kids someday.open to any and all advice!

One example is in one city I only buy for cash and do not cash out refi as the houses are cheap and the rent is high.

Hi all,I've been interviewing, talking with and being disappointed by PM's for my MTR in Kansas city, MO.Does anyone have a referral?