Brandon, on BP, has many segments on low and no money down, finding partners, etc.Good luck!

Like many newbies such as my self, I happened to come across a segment on TV talking about real estate investing.

What I found (to my disappointment) is that there is a *very* high price elasticity this segment.

Also, the rental market for the $250k and up segment isn't nearly as robust as sub-$200k, generally speaking.Perhaps, consider finding another investor to partner with on a few flips, to build up your available cash to somewhere in the $100-150k range.

This might be hard to see for successful investors, but the biggest segment of our society is not doing well financially. 

A full analysis of depreciation can be ascertained by getting a cost segmentation study done.

Banks use overlays to reduce their exposure to certain markets or segments they are either not familiar with or have unfavorable experiences (loss money) in the past.Hope that helps.

I'd have to think it is good news for flippers working the first-time homebuyer segment.  

(Bonus – segment your database by city, timeframe, type or price range for better results.)9.)

While I understand the other segments I am a specialist in these.