In the long run, you'll be glad you took your time.Best of luck in your new endeavor, and feel free to reach out if you have any questions about turnkey or the Birmingham market.Clayton

If you need to start a thread to ask a question etc, just be sure to use plenty of good key words to ensure more people see it.If you have any questions about the turnkey model in general or the market down here in Birmingham, AL, feel free to shoot me a note any time.Best of luck in your new endeavor!

I know of one lender who WILL lend in the Birmingham area:65% ltvacquisition and renovation fundsminimum 25kI'll find out the costs if that's something you're interested in...

Like you, I'm form SoCal and investing in the Southeast, specifically in Birmingham, AL.

Here are the facts (with numbers rounded):-I own in my personal name an investment SFR in Birmingham, AL.

When I first came to Birmingham, AL I wasn't looking for an agent but rather a PM who can legally give me info an agent cannot.Don't expect any agent (Especially if you deal with REOs or HUD) to do the legs work for you.

Any recommendations for an accountant in Birmingham, AL.

With the help of Matt's team, I am now in contract to buy 2 properties in Birmingham, AL, and in the hunt for a 3rd (preferrable a duplex or fourplex to diversify my holdings).

I invest in Memphis, Cleveland, Akron and Birmingham. 

Does anyone invest in or around Adamsville? I have a wholesale opportunity on the property where the numbers could work nicely, but I am not as familiar with the area. The location seems to be more rural than my other...