We already have investment properties, one in Auckland and 2 in Napier and if the sale of our properties and marina project in Port Vila settles we will be heading back into the market. 

My fiancee and I are trying to get into REI together-  we live in the Philly region, and just bought a duplex in Port Richmond that should cashfow 700 a month after PITI and assuming 25% of the cash per month will go towards vacancy and maintenance.  

Plus I like AU shiraz.. 

Hi Jacob,I actually have a duplex in Port Orchard that we are actively selling.

Welcome to BP from North Port Florida

Welcome to BP,Also check out prince georges county real estate investors meetup.

I am looking to work with an investor friendly real estate agent in the Fort Myers, Lee County and Port St.

Lynn from North Port FL.  

There have been very few government restrictions on development in Central Florida, no geographic restrictions (except for the ocean/bay) and thus land has historically been very cheap, so it has made more financial sense for developers to focus on single family.I just ran a quick MLS search for multi-family, and there are only a couple dozen 6-12 units on the market for all of mid florida (Tampa to Daytona, Ocala to Port Charlotte).Not to discourage you at all, you just may want to take the prevailing property types into account as you're formulating your strategy.Since you're new to BP, here are a few tips to help you get the most out of the site:Start here.

Not looking for gut reno's but up for properties that that could use some elbow grease and my design background.Areas that seem of interest to me: Port RichmondFrankfordKensingtonGermantownBrewerytownLooking to connect and brainstorm with:• New Yorkers who are investing in Philadelphia• Local Philly investors who who know the• Real estate agents • Anyone else who want to exchange info and ideas for future collaborations.Looking forward to joining the vibrant and knowledgeable crowd here on BP>Thanks all!