Building strong relationships with property managers and contractors is important for your long-term success.

Very few are successful buying real estate in C stagnant markets.

The key is to start with a solid foundation—understanding the basics will set you up for long-term success.

I have had mixed success on the appeals. 

Hey Clint, I see OOS investors have a lot of success when starting with duplexes and smaller SFHs, as they have less moving parts and demand from both investors and owner occupants.As to what market to choose.. 

To me, that looks like a post to get business, but since you are new, I assume you don't really know the restrictions.To be successful on BP as an agent and advisor, you can't sell yourself and you have to have the background to help investors.

When we wholesale in Denver metro its usually 78-80% ARV, we would only go lower if it was a slightly riskier deal (no good comps, stigmatized area, layout that might not make sense, house will be listed in the winter).Having said that our flippers are still having success with those number because of how hot the Denver area is. 

I have an investor friend who is a successful wholesaler and has been for many years. 

Memo 1982-51), where the taxpayer successfully argued against the property tax “assessed value” allocation.

The Richest Man in Babylon by George Samuel Clason: “To attract goodluck to oneself, it is necessary to take advantage of opportunities” “Men of action are favored by the goodness of good luck”One of the most important qualities that I see in successful individuals is that they take action.If you do nothing, nothing will happen.Where do you need to take action in your life?