Arkansas and Indiana are rated the 2 most landlord friendly states but MO isn't far behind.

Just a quick intro...My name is Brandon Morris and live in Atkins, AR.

Corey,The house is in Beebe, Arkansas.

I am still researching this niche, but thought I would throw this out here for some feedback while I'm learning more about it.I have a family member with a house in my town(crossett, ar) that is empty and has been for awhile.

Hi everyone, any suggestions on what to do with a piece of land I own completely paid off in Arkansas.

It is located about 10 blocks away from the major university for Little Rock, Arkansas.

I am originally from Fort Smith Arkansas, but I currently reside in Bryant, Ar which is 15 mins outside of Little Rock, Ar.I feel as if I have a crave for investing in real estate.

Instead of considering it a loan you can structure it as a joint venture or partnership.A 2/1 in central Arkansas that has an ARV of 120k? 

http://www.msn.com/en-us/money/realestate/housing-is-waking-up-to-a-new-hangover/ar-BBaLZwQ

Arkansas, Arizona, and Colorado are a few good states that offer properties OTC.