I've noticed a lot of Tri-plex (3 family) houses have one central heating system I've looked at lately.  

I'll be relocating to Minnesota this summer and grew up in Central NY (Utica area) so these are my two areas of focus currently.There's an overwhelming amount of information on this forum about different strategies but I've decided on direct mail marketing to apartment owners in Oneida County, NY as my primary focus.

Texas, lived in Houston for 9 years after graduating from Texas A&M and for the past year have called a small town in south central Arkansas home (El Dorado, AR.).Having lived here for a year I’ve seen what this market has to offer from a housing standpoint and there is a serious void of modern/updated housing, be that for sale or rent.I’ve decided now is the time to begin my journey as an investor.

He's based out of central NJ but works with property owners all over.

Novice here, looking for investment property (no rentals) w/in 6-10 months.Areas of interest in Central NY - West, South, and North-West of Syracuse, and East side Auburn.Question:First time home owner; to buy first flip property as my FIRST and PRIMARY residence, or buy a home to stay in personally, and wait 2-4 years to build more cash for purchase of secondary/tertiary properties on the side to be flipped? 

I'm a fairly new RE Investor in Central Florida looking to find my first deal.

I know someone who paid 400k in 2006 for a house in Central Point, after the housing crash it bottomed out in 2013 at 257k. 

Good Evening I am a new investor in the Orlando central Florida area.

Live in SB, but looking to purchase multi family in some of the cheaper areas of the central coast to diversify my portfolio and get my skin in the game. 

As it stands, the house is a 1960's 3/2 - 1525 Sq' completely gutted, has no AC, no central heat, not flooring and original windows... just exterior walls, roof, and bare studs.