Our target towns are not in the urban centers but more suburban towns with good schools are moderately priced homes for families.

Ask where they went to law school to pontificate as if they had a clue of what they were talking about.And above all, and most importantly stay clear of fraud defenders; it is only a matter of time this creep defends other's suspicious activity (including his own?)

I bought a Class A (nice Indy suburban home with excellent schools) in 2013 and it's appreciated (doubled in value from 2013 to 2021) and I'm positive cash flow because of my low interest rate, 3.875%.

My Class A (Indy suburb, great schools) has appreciated and rarely any problems.

The only thing I can come up with as to why all these brokers and agents hate wholesalers so much is because we don’t need any schooling to get started.

I went to school at Washburn and my thoughts and numbers are pretty thin in Topeka.

For example they only buy land and build in land lord friendly states.Before they buy land to build on, they thoroughly analyze key market indicators such as population growth, occupancy rates, job growth, and even prioritize top school districts.

I’m almost 21 and still in school but I’m interested in real estate because I’ve heard of what it’s been able to do for people.

Quote from @Scott Trench: @James Wise NYC, and Manhattan specifically, are magical man made creations.

I am not a tax adviser and barely graduated high school so I am not sure if I would listne to me.