I'm looking to invest in the Manhattan, Lawrence, Topeka, Emporia, and Kansas City areas.I've been interested in all things real estate for quite some time, and due to changes in life, I'm ready to act on getting into real estate investment.I am a full-time firefighter, and I came across BP through a business podcast search on the Podcast Addict android app.  

Good job Champion!

(I see you're from Lawrence, as am I.

They have the best pricing structure of the Cleveland companies screened and Lawrence is responsive to my questions and appears both responsible and genuine.

Lawrence Rutkowski Hey Lawrence, I separate my properties into two classes.

This one has really made us look into our core operations and tighten up a ton of loose ends.I was told by one of mentors that its times like these when true champions are born :)When the going gets tough the tough get going and that's what we have done.Thanks again and have a great day.

hi Lawrence,Thanks for your reply!

There is only one Superbowl champion, which is the Eagles.

Buy/hold deals are hard to come by as the areas have become too pricey, but it will give you an idea of where things are headed.Fountain SquareBates-HendricksArsenal HeightsWoodruff PlaceHerron-MortonMeridian KesslerOld NorthsideSolid and still up and coming areas - These are pre-WWII homes and usually need quite a bit of work if they haven't been fully rehabbed already.Mapleton-Fall CreekSo Bro (South Broad Ripple)... this is not 46218, look at 46205Butler-Tarkington (north of 42nd St)IrvingtonEmerson HeightsPre-WWII areas with high investment property density (Listed from my favorite to least favorite.)EagledaleCumberlandFarleyDevingtonBiltmore HeightsDrexel GardensUniversity HeightsAudubon GardensSouth Lawrence Township/Northern Warren Township.

@Lawrence L.