You have airport 15 min away, Miami port 10 min away, South Beach 15 mins away, American Air Line Arena 5 min walking distance, plus you have huge events all year long including Ultra and you have big tech companies moving to downtown Miami.

It's going to take ultra-market changes and hyper-equity, along with a complete gut job to fix these two rehabs.

This is a bit facetious, but I like to consider the Twin Cities an ultra-long-term investment in that it's a healthy, active population with a terrific quality of life that will be a very attractive relocation target to potential climate change refugees relocating from the coasts and the south in 50-100 years.

As someone living in ultra-high cost-of-living NYC, it checked off all of the boxes for me with regards to an investible market.

I do not recommend going with lenders who send cold emails or boast about their products constantly.

This population growth creates consistent demand for housing, making real estate a stable investment.Diverse Economy: The city boasts a diverse economy with thriving industries like healthcare, technology, military, tourism, and manufacturing.

Sometimes I have seminar investors who want me to write hundreds of ultra low-ball offers.

They key is a good team as I kind of got screwed in the beginning but now that I have a great manager/handyman things are running smoothly and I am getting good cash flow on ultra cheap homes. 

Nice house, pictures looked clean, good area, boasted high rents, low expenses, everything looked great, except the price.

It was free but an hour of that was Wayne Gray selling us his $997 Real Estate Retreat that boast financial funders for deals up to a million per deal with 1.65% interest.Couldnt find much on it except this one thread.