Matt Burr Post on AirBNB, Craigslist and Chamber of Commerce.

@Don Chambers, my plan is to offer asking price.

Maybe you can join a local chamber of commerce or perhaps it's as easy as just talking to a co-worker or relative who knows someone with a history of real estate investment.You'll need to research the right home and do the legwork when it comes to sprucing it up, but if you do the work your investor(s) will hopefully supply the money.

There you'll find a plethora of knowledge for guidance.However, don't stop there, to continue your momentum for investing in your area, reaching out to your chamber of commerce and county will be an added plus in moving you forward.

Charles, MO and O'Fallon, MO chambers of commerce and through my career I have a great network of local contractors if I would need them.If anyone is in my area and is knowledgeable about the St.

Ask those you run into, city building people, The Chamber of Commerce experienced people, and local real estate Agents or brokers with a good reputation and are experienced in what you choose to do, and drive around to help you see where things are happening.There are some areas that are doing well in the southern Dallas area but you might need a little more experience before you go there.  

@Joe Chambers Being that its an investment, what you have is a non-warrantable condo.

Your local Chamber of Commerce or BNI.....

Richard , always best to stay where most of the population is so you keep the property rented out , Dalton Ga has very few people living there, and limited industries.Gwinnett county has 1,000,000 people in our county, with business growth and development and a chamber of commerce that's nationally ranked for bringing those higher paying jobs in and most important many of the schools are top ranked as well.

You'll always have the wannabees down at the REIA & Chamber bragging about their "awesome" returns on a beach rental, but the best are usually low-key and are true real estate professionals.My overall opinion on this: You'll never be able to gauge your returns against others due to the nature of real-estate.