If you were in the middle of a personal loan for a primary residence or something like that, should you wait until that is closed before engaging Fund and Grow?

I've helped hundreds of clients invest passively in a dozen or so markets here in the southern/middle part of the country.

The Midwest and South East markets produce all of the things Nadeem shared.

However, the rents are slightly lower and could potentially wipe out your monthly cashflows with one major repair.As for higher appreciation market like West/East Coast, it's more expensive, but rents are higher due to a strong labor market, there will be a certain amount of demand for those markets, but the downside is that you will need to be creative by adding more values for the property.

I call the professionals I need directly and skip the middle man.

South East panhandle area someone mentioned being expensive for a dive.

Anything on the west side of Downtown is already very pricy and won't cashflow so you're most likely going to look at the East and SouthEast side.

Never meaning no harm.Looking to buy cash flow positive property along the East Coast or an ready trip from ATL.

Also keep in mind on the West coast it is rare to the extreme to have an actual house go to tax Deed sale.. its all land.. back east that completely different.

I am acting more as a middle man.