Adrian Ruiz I live in San Jose and invest in Indy and Birmingham.

My hang up was the amount of money needed to get into these types of property  as an investor is going to be higher than some of the turnkey markets like KC, St Louis, Birmingham, Memphis, etc., which seemingly require lower down payments for a lot of their inventory.  

If you have any questions about turnkey in general or the Birmingham market, you can shoot me a DM any time.Best of luck,Clayton

Hello,I live in Birmingham Al.

Hi all,I am a newbie from Birmingham, AL and just wanted to introduce myself.  

I had more Athens with University of Georgia in mind but when we got here we really liked it.It's a sleepy small town but close enough to Atlanta and also Chattanooga and Birmingham.

Hello all - was wondering if anyone from Birmingham, Alabama has a good electrician referral, particularly for the Center Point area?

So far the markets I am interested in are Indianapolis, Kansas City, MO, Huntsville, and Birmingham.  

Most people I work with live in primary markets (as opposed to Birmingham, Atlanta, Indianapolis, Kansas City, Memphis, Little Rock, Jacksonville, Ohio, or other secondary or tertiary markets) where the Rent-to-Value Ratios are under 1%. 

My mentor showed me lots of examples of deals that would work in Birmingham and Montgomery using the turn key section 8 model.He does exactly that and sells primarily to CA and NY.