As for West Arlington, the area north of 287 all the way north to North Green Oaks ( that whole swatch from Cooper street to Fort Worth) has a lot of custom homes, mature neighborhoods, and some streets of decent-looking duplexes. 

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So i quickly tossed in 8 properties that popped up in my custom MLS searches that im starting to program into the MLS for different areas.

One idea I was thinking about is getting to know some local funeral homes and inquiring with them if the have customers that might have a relative that has passed and has a house that the family wants to get rid of.

I project manage now, which isn't necessarily easier or better, it's just more efficient with my time as I have other businesses that generate revenue, including new construction/custom remodels and a thriving real estate agency business.Contractors have always been the biggest challenge for me in the business. 

I am also a full time contractor working with my customer base in NYC and investors in NYC.

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I am in the metro Atlanta area and have a lot of customers that seem to know something is brewing in the city.

@Kathy HacmacI don't allow any sort of painting.I've put together my apartments so that all the walls will need is a quick washdown with TSP, hole and crack repair, some touch-up primer (maybe), and another coat of colormatched Glidden Premium to come back to where they were before I rented out the place.The brick duplex that I'm currently renovating was custom-built in 1923 for an heiress of a prominent local family in the historic borough of Munhall, PA, just outside the city limits of Pittsburgh.