I had a good friend who went into the ATM business back in 2015 did it for successfully for 5 years and sold the business for $2.5MGreat business to show constant deposits as a business and as a SE 1099 or W2 business to help buy real estate.

Quote from @Jim Rice: Would like to connect with Mortgage Note Investors/Buyers/Sellers of "Paper" (1st/2nd/PL/NPL) in SE USA (primarily AL/MS/GA/TN & Panhandle of FL).

If you’re leaning toward appreciation, Jersey could be a good play, but if cash flow is more your thing, grabbing some SFH or smaller multifamily properties in the Midwest or here in the SE with cash could work well too.

We have been leasing a few in Mustang and SE OKC here recently in the off season and had good luck finding tenants from Facebook Marketplace.

Anyway, just want to se what your thoughts are on this. 

N,S,E or W?

We all have short memories lots in that part of SWF have been a yo yo in values for decades when the market is hot they go up when it cools they drop to 5 to 20k per lot.  08 09 saw builders in those market go poof.. builders from SE flooded there built a ton of inventory and could not sell it in the GFC I was buying brand new houses at foreclosure in 09 for 30 to 50k each.

That has typically been the housing path in rural SE in the past.

A couple of them we have known each other for a number years and they were not wealthy per se when we first met so we grew together.

Majority of South Philly-Newbold (19146/45), Point Breeze (19146/45), Wharton/ Dickinson Narrows (19147/48)Brewerytown (19121)True Temple - 11th to 19th, Cecil B Moore to Diamond, most investors may be stuck on Broad-18th(19121/19122) West Oak Lane Closer to Cheltenham Ave (19126)Port Richmond SE of Aramingo, SW of Allegheny Ave (19134)East Kenzo (19125)/Old Kenzo (1923)/Norris Square (19123/33)W Mt.