A little about me so you know who you're responding to: I'm a Notre Dame grad, Chicago Public Schools Physics Teacher, originally from New Orleans, La. 

I believe that this podcast might help you clarify if you want to just continue to acquire properties over time or lean into a more aggressive strategy like BRRRR.

Real estate is pretty pricey here in New Orleans, and I suspect it won’t be a quick occurrence.

@Andrew Schultz  is another friend of ours who is very familiar with the idiosyncrasies & PM of Buffalo.Personally we are predominantly in Niagara/Orleans county but have a couple of nice double digit COCROI mixed use commercials in Buffalo.

New Orleans, Louisiana seems to have very closed minded people.

how can I find out what cash buyers are interested in buying land in the new Orleans area because it seems like there are more sellers than buyers in my area

just seeing if there's any fellow investors on here in the greater new orleans area?

I’m a new investor, finally back home in New Orleans; and I am looking forward to a side career in real estate investing.

In the hot New Orleans market, checking rents on Craigs list and comparing to the MLS, it seems this will be extremely difficult to achieve.

Short Term Rentals are tricky in New Orleans.