Not war zones, but nice low-to-moderate income suburbs. 3 bedroom 1.5 bath brick ranches and bungalows.

Also, I have rented numerous VRBO properties around the world.

D= War Zone, I wouldn't even be confident of finding a buyer for a wholesale deal here.

This wasn't the hood or a war zone.

Not a war zone, but not where I would want to live either.

Keep in mind that you should never get involved in a bidding war as an investor.

All you'll need is a book of phone numers and you can stay busy for a long time.And getting with the times, you can work the internet sites, craigs list and local FSBO sites.

I have posted about this topic numerous times and am finally looking to receive an answer.

Still plenty of lease option opportunities out there and you can build up your war chest and tie up the sale prices today.Another thing to consider is if your a great leasing person you can jack up your income by getting master leases on properties that owners may want to rent out to help out.

Let’s also assume property location doesn’t matter in so far as the plan is for them to be professionally managed (ie, Texas vs Vegas vs Beverly Hills doesn’t matter so much but prefer not to invest in ‘war zones’)….