There is so much complexity and risk involved.  

The on-island local contact doesn’t have to be a licensed real estate professional, unless he/she is also involved in real estate activities, like renting or offering to rent the property.And I've had at least one client do cost seg - if you'd like a couple referrals, you're welcome to contact me directly. 

In every metric of value US is declining but hey, were super diverse, kids can identify as a furry and schools are putting litter boxs in bathrooms for em yeah-us right. 

Memphis has a diverse economy with strong sectors in transportation, logistics, healthcare, and education.

This one is a bit more involved and I might make a separate post to get more feedback:Let's say before I purchase any house, I have a combined DTI with my wife of 13% (Assuming gross income is used to calculate DTI).

Pros:- Many ways to invest and lots of different price points: LTR, MTR, STR (I know a couple of people doing STR but STR can be challenging) and different areas to invest- Diverse job market. 

I have a great lender locally that is a pleasure to work with, but ran into a situation recently that involved an unfavorable appraisal.

Cleveland is a better market for cashflow but Columbus offers a stable and growing market with a strong rental demand, and diverse economy.

Both of those models involve potentially comprehensive rehab to make a good return and new investors often hire the wrong people and spend way too much.Higher returns on her money can be found in debt fund syndications which are totally passive and can pay 12%.

We were particularly interested in this deal because it involved a light rehab, which is less complex and time-consuming compared to more extensive renovations.