Somewhere where you have some social infrastructure (friends/family) is a plus too ... go on an exploratory roadtrip to visit them and assess these markets 1st hand (once you figure out how to analyze a market and strategies) rather than asking BP to name a good market, which inevitably will already be stacked full of investors to compete with. 

Won't go into that here either.Then we have Social Concepts of real property. 

In the state of Florida is it legal to ask applicants for date of birth and social security number?

-About 500 sq ft of random areas of outdated 80s flooring-Water heater is from '91-A/c 6 years old-Roof looks good-Mandatory $100 social club fee at the Weston Lakes Country ClubThe house next door sold for 205k. 1740sq ft it sold outdated BUT had 3 bedrooms.

If he is short on cash, can he get a loan, borrow money from relatives or friends, sell some of his possessions, pawn some of his belongings, get assistance from a social service agency?

Do not get involved with their family affairs or socialize with them in any way.

@Jason Jones There is a event going on November 18th in Dallas.Its called the Real Estate Investing Social Club.

Locate and attend 3 different local REIA club meetings, REI Clubs, or social networking meetups these are great places to meet people like you to gather resources and info.  

Yes, but backlinks from Twitter, Facebook and other social media platforms are almost always "no-follow".

If I fix a toilet, I want the economic benefit of the work, so your buy numbers should be in line with market rates.Never buy based on income alone, you're buying improvements that have an economic life, maintenance and improvement factors, social and demographic factors.