Investment Info:Single-family residence fix & flip investment in Birmingham.

HI @Alex Heifetz I'm in a very similar boat that you are in--in fact, I'm planning on visiting a couple of cities in mid-January (Memphis, Birmingham, and Jacksonville, at least for now) to look at turn-key properties.How about asking the turnkey company for contact info of investors who have bought with them, especially repeat customers?

Their site suggests that they have agents in Birmingham.

True class A/B- Birmingham, better parts of the Pointes, Bloomfield hills, and the good parts of Ann Arbor- there's just no way.

After Realtor fees, loan payments, and rehab cost, I walked away with roughly  $20k of profit in early October 2015.Three weeks later I purchased a home in Birmingham, AL for $51k va5sh from a guy who had bought the home with his Ex-girlfriend 4 years ago and could not longer afford it.  

I have seen very large turnkey marketing companies representing properties here in Birmingham as A- when they are absolutely C+ or lower - cars in the yard, unkempt lawns, peeling paint, etc.

@Phil DuChampI was buying in Atlanta and Birmingham, not in Indi, but it took me on average 3-4 months to find a property that I liked.

Linda Labbe Christine Mwai thanks for asking this question because I see abandoned homes all the time and have been wondering how to get started wholesaling.If you all need eyes in Birmingham I'm here!

Is anyone investing in the East Lake area of Birmingham?  

This is one we have in Birmingham, AL.