I live in Northern California I've just started investing!

I live between Dayton and Cincinnati OH where I've just recently gotten involved in wholesaling. 

Some I've Skyped with, some I've just swapped email and phone calls with, so it really depends on your style.

For now I've just created my own spreadsheets.

She is on a fixed income, lives in a terrible neighborhood in another state and has no family nearby.We have recently found a small triplex that has one unit that would fit her perfectly, and COULD cash flow, depending on how we view the following issue.In order to acquire the down payment, I am planning to borrow against my 401k.

I have recently found a condo in the city of Chicago but is a non warrantable condo. there are 12 units in the building and 6 of the 12 are owened by one person. all the finances are in good shape and the building is in good shape as well. the only thing holding me back is the Non Warrantable Condo tag it comes with it.

I've just become so jaded toward buyers that I don't want to deal with the hassle anymore.

Definitely a better option than a checking account.In my scenario there is no penalty because I had a special deal with a local bank that was trying to get more business (no cause for concern because I matched the FDIC protection limits).I've just always believed that you should keep a small portion of your money on the sidelines that way it's not tied up in anything if a good opportunity comes along

I recently found a steal-of-a-deal condo in the NoLibs Philadelphia area.

We recently found someone looking to sell a mid-sized commercial property.