I'm just trying to find more information about exactly HOW to accomplish out-of-the-area investments.I think BP is awesome and it's so nice to be 'surrounded' by like minded people.

Another commercial real estate friend weighed in and the 1st unit (city) actually is surrounded by multi-units so the appreciation for a single family there might not be as great as in the more residential area.Oakland, CA is seeing lots of gentrification because of San Francisco being the most expensive market in the US.

We have vacant sub-division lots & I was looking at a $24,000 in-fill lot surrounded by $275-$325,000 homes but again the final tax assessment would be the killer.

Allowing a property to sit without paying attention to your surroundings can be a mistake.

I pride myself on offering the best customer service and knowledge to my clients and I feel as if this could be a great resource for me to learn more about the investing side.My business model is to accumulate multi-family residences in Philadelphia and the surrounding counties and manage them myself until I find that hiring a property manager as leverage is my best bet.

It is assessed at about 70K and surrounded by homes that are 70K up to about 100K.

Not counting the population of the surrounding communities, Portland has a population of around 66,000.

hi allI'm a realtor and investor in Jacksonville, but I focus in clay county (orange park, fleming island, middleburg )I can give you some brief insight into the jax and surrounding market.

A run down place surrounded by a neighborhood of nice places is a good target.Understand the process of a double close.

I'm not a lawyer and can't speak to the legalities surrounding that, but I would think it is another option if you trust the person you are partnering with and have some background agreements in writing...