Not 100% sure tho hehe Do Kwon was a crypto scammer who was wanted by the US and Korea.

Very few vacant.4) Tenants employed and pay rent online.5) Consistent and stable sales prices.Just to name a few.Also, sub $100,000 properties need volume to work.10+ properties in your portfolio as the likelihood of 1 or 2 being vacant at any given moment is high.Been plugging away at this game since 2012 and lost my A$$ in the ghetto of Rochester buying sub $50,000 and also bought A class condo's in Chicago North of $500,000 which was a breeze but return was 3%.1,000 flips later I guess I could call myself a veteran 🙈Wishing you well

Suburban areas like the South Hills or North Hills do well here based on those factors.

You realize stepping out of the 9 to 5 means incurring your own retirement and health expenses, go ask people north of 55+ that are on their own how much their health insurance costs.

The property is located in North Miami, FL.

The areas I am talking about are further out near Jarrell to the north or Lockhart to the south. 

While I have profited significantly more than expected this year, I purchased another property (SFH) in North Charleston where I am pacing to drive slightly more revenue and I have much more control of costs vs the condo.

Class C: rougher parts of Oakland and Richmond, Hayward, Antioch, PittsburgClass D: the worst parts of Oakland and RichmondIndianapolis metro area (I have one SFH in Class A and 2 in Class C):I lived in north suburb before so kind of know the areas but someone local might have different opinion and flew there over the summer and drove around.

You are not on the deed, nor the mortgage, and that would throw up all kind of red flags, ESPECIALLY at NavFed. 

I’m in North Scottsdale .