an advantage might be something like:-used to live there and know it well-it's close by-have friends and family there-like to vacation there / want to own a second home thereif i were you, i would pick a market you can go to in person often, or at least in the beginning when you can look at properties and set up your team. 

I've heard about how helpful the forums are and wanted to try posting my situation on here for some tips and guidance.I'm just starting my investing journey and my friend informed me of a house in my area that is about to go to Foreclosure. 

Hello Everyone, I’m Amire and I’m here to learn and indulge myself in the real estate realm to better my position in life along with creating a mindset to share with friends and family along my journey to financial freedom. 

A bit much for my slender marketing budget my friend.

Hello my friends,I recently came across a BiggerPockets podcast about Cashflow vs.

If you feel you need to do an inspection to know around how much cost it will take to rehab, then I would grab a contractor friend for a rough est, and tell your buyer the APPROX repairs needed.

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I have a user code and I have a code that I give them.

They are still friendly and support of each other and they went to the apartment showing together but the husband will be living separate from the family.

If you had a friend looking to buy an investment property, would you recommend they use a part-time agent with two years experience that handles a few sales a year, or would you recommend they find a full-time sales agent with 20 years experience that sells dozens of properties per year?