Unless you find a diamond in the rough, which everyone and their mom is going to be all over here anyway.

My next Black Diamond event is  January 15 in Waltham, and the topic is "The Secret Sauce of Social Media Marketing for Investors". 

If I never had been skiing before and headed right to a double diamond, chances are I'm going to fall down quite a bit and possibly land myself in the hospital.  

I'd say: honey - want a diamond?  

It just may be a diamond in the rough

I know one of my bizz partners just bought a fixer for 1.5 over on the other side of Diamond head.. right across the street from that crazy Japanese billionaire that owns all those ocean front places that sit vacant..

The hope is, the Honolulu and Hawaii market in general will cool off come Q3 or Q4 of 2017 (my best guess), then it will be time to pour all available funds into a beachside Waikiki or Diamond Head condo.

They think they can buy that diamond in the rough for a fraction of the cost (all they have) and with a little magic, flip the house and play up a few leagues. 

Originally posted by @Derek Diamond:@Gordon Starr @Paul Amegatcher @Ozzy SmithI have bought in Vandalia and I seem to be getting good tenants and decent cashflow returns without too much headache.  

I would say most of North Georgia, Lots of Tennessee, NC are the areas I know best and property prices keep going up, but you can always find that diamond for cheap or even one that's already been established for a great price by using some the techniques found here on BP.