Few things to know about Minneapolis:1.

I currently own 7 individual condos between 3 different condo associations/complexes, all in one suburban city of Minneapolis, and then I am also closing on a townhouse actually this Friday that I'm finally going to be moving into (I've been living at home).All seven condos are 100% occupied and cash flow very nicely after I pay all my regular monthly bills such as insurance, taxes, mortgages, association dues, and etc I have extra $2k a month or so (that $2k does not include spontaneous maintenance or turnover expenses) .I've been able to afford all of these condos through a unsecured credit line, so yes I have been borrowing all the down payments at 20% loan to value and then getting an 5 year amortized mortgage on the remaining 80% , (expect the town house that I'm moving into, that is on a 30 year fix).My dilemma is that I can keep going and purchase say another 8-10 more single unit condos before there is nothing left on my credit line, should I starting paying off some of my debt, keep purchasing and wait till the appreciation catches up to the loans?

Hi All Can you please suggest a good property management company in Minneapolis?

We find here in Minneapolis the real estate market has really come back as well. 

I'm just getting into looking at flips in the Minneapolis area.

Now - all this having been said - this is a very difficult market (phoenix, tampa, minneapolis, charlotte) to do the kinds of flips I'm talking about.

If anybody in Twin cities, or Minneapolis, Minnesota, lake Minnetonka region what to chime in with their experience that would be great.

After establishing a track record I may consider partnerships-I am familiar with NJ, Houston, and South Florida. alternatively I may do Charlotte or Raliegh, Dallas, Columbus, Minneapolis, or Nashville memphis.Scenario 1. 

I think a large part of North Minneapolis is a DIY/Handyman neighborhood.  

In Minneapolis, when I first started a duplex would sell for $50-$90k on east side of the river and $30-$60k on the west side (during the crash).