The lighting was amazing, and it was one of those old homes with beautiful bones. 

From what I understand, if you do your due diligence prior to signing a contract, you will have a deal in place that has enough meat left on the bone to interest you list of buyers.

There should be enough meat on the bone for everyone.

I'd suggest looking for houses that are the ugliest on the block in good areas (ie they are outdated cosmetically, but still have good bones and the major systems are still in good shape). 

tertiary markets in Oregon ( bone up on the new rent control)  Washington and Idaho.. and Nevada if U can find a deal.. what about crescent city and the big prison there ..  

I’m discovering this wouldn’t work with such low equity, and I really don’t see there being enough meat on the bone to flip or wholesale.

Investment InfoSmall single family home (1139 sq. ft) buy & hold in Lynnwood, WAPurchase Price: $236,500Cash Invested: $43,000This was a great investment with good bones to the deal but trashed just enough to scare most people away.

To save yourself some time take a look in the following areas that are definitely up and coming with some meat still on the bone for people just getting into the area;-Brewerytown-South Kensington -Parts of South Philly Hope that helps.

I would bone up on these regulations.. 

The building's floors, walls, ceilings, and roof are as dry as a bone.