We are seeing that with investors in Norada, David Zook ATM investments and others are posting on forums like BP and reddit and creating private groups to try and stir the pot and get actions taken.

Ideally, you'd want closer to $40k-$50k to feel truly comfortable and have a safety net for your first investment property.

I understand it’s an existing home, or older home, so I’d like to ask you to kick in $2,000 toward repairs I feel are necessary.). 

I personally feel like 30 days is more courteous but as long as they abide by state/local regulations they should be covered

- Don't click links or files if you're not expecting it or if you feel pressured to do it.

Feel free to reach out if you have any questions. 

Just wondering how you feel about the unique challenges NOLA has relative to economy & climate change (insurance), population decline.  

I would like to invest here but there are two large hurdles: Negative cashflow down paymentI feel that Boston is a fantastic city to invest in.....if you are well capitalized.

Feel free to send me a DM.

I’d also reach out to the Hancock County Planning Department to get a feel for how flexible they might be on replating and rezoning—better to get ahead early.For renovations, if you don’t have boots on the ground yet, ask for referrals through local investor-friendly agents.