I was already knee deep in the buying process when the new job opportunity materialized. 

Areas West of the 14 start to get sketchy and require a deep knowledge of what pockets are the rougher neighborhoods and which pockets are decent.  

I gotta drive ever day for the next 2 weeks to make up for the deep teeth cleaning I'm gonna need soon .Best regards Bob 

A few times each week, I send a "Flip of the Day" to my list of investors, complete with deep comps.  

Hoping to learn as much as possible before jumping into the deep end!

All the funds for the rehab will be towards, int/ext painting, new carpet, light landscaping and deep cleaning.

Wholesaling involves acquiring property at deep discount and assigning it at a slightly higher cost to an investor.

The 2% rule is a bad one in my opinion ... it will tend to lead new investors straight into the heart of the biggest ghettos of the midwest, deep south, or locally.

But before the debt gets too deep, beyond what's escrowed of last and security, at some point you have to move forward with removal if the tenant cannot at least submit all rents to catch up.

Maybe I'm looking to deep into it and should approach it as I normally would..?