The world of investing specifically buying and holding really appeals to me.

The urban campaign will be focused on owners that bought investment properties in their 20s and early 30s 10-15 years ago and now have a family etc and don't have the time/desire to manage their portfolio.Mike Hurney, Is it the location of Wilmington (on the RT 93/95 belt) that appeals to you?

It may be one of the tougher strategies because you need to find relatively more equity, but I liked its simplicity: Get a property at a discount (Hard part) and flip it as-is to an Investor (easy part).Lease Options (LO's) appealed to me along the way as well because they seemed to be a softer sell and you could make a deal even where there wasn't a ton of equity, but it seemed like a lot of moving parts and less profit per deal.

However, it will rent for $1,500/month and taxes are dirt cheap.It is also entirely renovated and has many appealing features for higher end clientele in the area (exposed wood beams, gourmet kitchen, hardwood floors throughout).

I'm assuming buying raw land, splitting it up, and building a few homes on it is the way to go.Flipping is appealing as well but it seems like everyone and his brother is trying to do it right now.

The furnishings need to be new or newer looking to appeal to the most people and with all the pictures online, the prospective tenants will see what it looks like before even booking the place. 9.

If I sold it on Land Contract to someone who had a decent credit score & terms appealing to the seller (8-10% on a 10 yr note) for $30k.

I'm not necessarily looking for a rehab project just something that I can get at a discount because it doesn't have great curb appeal.

By 10 multifamiy properties, it should be very easy to cashflow the new ones.To be on the hook for 30 notes is a place that doesn't look appealing.

I would recommend visiting his webpage (Not the most visually appealing site, but he gives you good materials when you give your email)b) Patrick Riddle is pro also.