The place is gentrifying since people cannot afford to live or invest in the New England area + New York City Metro, Northern Jersey, Southern Florida, California, etc.People are then targeting for areas where people can follow the money and see where the next gold mine is. 

As a resident of the Hurricane Sunshine State, I can tell you it's Fool's Gold. 

@V.G JasonI think you're saying that for people who bought maybe at the tip top of what they could afford, if they take on more debt and/or variable rate debt adjusts and/or they lose a job and/or they get divorced, they'll be under a lot of financial strain / potentially unable to afford their mortgage. 

Any tips on avoiding the subscription model would be greatly appreciated.Thanks in advance for your help!

Hello, this is my first rodeo on investing in a run down house, my Amex gold business card approved me to spend 120k and I got approved for a line of credit for 50k.

@Thomas DelisleKnowing your goal and why you want to invest is the first thing. 

More great tips.

Even if their experience is real, it's probably the 1% and unlikely you can watch a few hours of videos and replicate their success.There are more tips, but the main point is this: you are responsible for your success.

Hello everyone,I'm new to this community and currently based in Madison, WI, where I plan to invest. I

I am still exploring ways how my background in inspections could be used toward investing so would appreciate any tips on suggestions of strategies you all think I should use.