Pick your battle wisely.

this is a little late getting to you (date wise)but the auction is a good way to find buyers.Buyers at auctions are cash buyers,and they usually don't get to see the inside (legally) of those properties that they bid on.

But Vacman might have been asking if it was wise to buy properties in areas of good cash flow as a priority over areas with historically good appreciation (even if they have no cash flow).

just word to the wise.

Also Antonio, reading your comments about your job and income....I think it would be very wise to make sure you could even qualify for this property assuming your scores were ready.

Not all areas are going to react price wise in the same way, so there is no correct hedge for just 1 house or project.

Your state may have more restrictive rules so you’d be wise to contact a good resident lending attorney.The question about pre-signing a DIL has been asked a hundred times here so you might do a search.

I had to be creative but I got loans, lived in the properties while I renovated and made 30K to 100K on each one.It's very wise to ask advice but don't let anyone tell you what you "have to do."

And I have notice here in Dallas's lot of off market proprieties are not being sold to wholesalers because the home owners are getting wise that the wholesaler doesn't want to give them a dime but want to tie their property up and wholesale the contract and leave them high and dry.

All wise investors,I'm looking to purchase an apt building but have questions in the financial information presented.