i was looking at fort lee too, but found a lot of co-op building, I hope you fine your answer.oh i see you are in maryland...I used the forum in city-data.com to get a better idea of the area. it's a site where ppl moving ask questions, like where to live, where to rent. best schools etc.then I use zillow and such to see recently sold home, see the taxes.then county assessment websites to track neighborhood, specific homes.once i narrowed down an area we drove there. and that usually results with TARGET or back to drawing board. because we can only do so much online

Originally posted by Lee Common:Mark, What an insightful video I'm so glad I watched it.

@Jennifer Lee Thanks for the info.

@Lana Lee I believe it’s variable but I have to look over documents. 

Jason Lee we have tried a couple different options with the floor plan.

@Lee S.

@Tyler Lee My plan is to look buy at a discount the properties that were acquired in the last 2-3 years that will be resetting on those 5 and 7 year terms, but were bought with minimum cash flow in hopes of appreciation, property upgrades that didn't occur or raised rents that didn't occur leaving the owners with a negative cash flowing properties after the debt resets.

@Lee Ripma No existing ductwork, about 650sqft, typical old "4 room" plan.

-Lee

Quote from @Tina Lee: Let me know if you are looking for wholesale properties in Norfolk Virginia and surrounding areas.