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.

However, this did awaken my entrepreneurial spirit that my desk job had mostly choked out.Since then, I've joined a local Property Managers Association and CIREIA (Central Indiana Real Estate Association).I've been listening to the BP Podcast for a few weeks now, and am excited to join the forum.

I have a multi-family property under contract in what I think is a C grade area of Miami; it's a very central location though.Here are the calculations for it:Purchase price- 162kRehab cost- 40kMonthly rental income- $2800I am looking to buy and hold.

Building prices have soared in Central Oregon and I've seen many investors get tight on cash quickly due to poor sub assumptions. 

I am trying to learn more about tax liens here in Franklin County but not sure if that is the way to go (the process seems like it is geared toward those that have the capital to buy up bundles).I recently heard a pocast about BRRRR on BP and it sounded like a good strategy for the central Ohio area.  

In Sunnyvale or Mountain View that will get you a 3 bedroom nice town home but a single family home west of central expressway is no longer an option.

I know this because I run the Central WI REIA and most of the real players in the area are only making low all cash offers or using conventional financing.

Teachers, police officers, etc. who can't afford to live in expensive central cities.

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

I used to live north of Boston and moved to central Florida (Orlando) about year and a half ago.