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Unfortunately, in my experience as a property manager who’s company is responsible for the management of nearly 800 residential units in central arkansas, I can tell you that investing in class D areas is a challenge for investors.Sections of North Little Rock, for example, have been epicenters of some of the most first-hand horrendous risk scenarios playing out, such as:A gang fight breaking out in broad daylight in the street in front of an 8 unit apartment we manage as our remodeling crew was there painting.

You might ask Clinton why Arkansas didn't require that!

Little Rock, ArkansasEconomic Factors: Little Rock's economy is diverse, with sectors such as healthcare, government (state capital), and finance playing key roles.Rental Demand: Steady, particularly in affordable neighborhoods.Property Prices: Generally affordable compared to national averages.Rent-to-Price Ratio: Moderate and can be higher in certain neighborhoods.Market Trends: Steady growth, with some neighborhoods experiencing revitalization.Employment Opportunities: Growing in healthcare and tech sectors.Population Growth: Slow but steady.Vacancy Rates: Higher than national average, but depends on the neighborhood.Local Laws: Arkansas laws are known to be landlord-friendly.10.

Not sure if a R/E license will be much help.  

CPA in Arkansas - If the property is not being used for "the production of income," ie you do not have the property available for rent, it cannot be depreciated.

Since in Arkansas almost all foreclosures are done by an attorney, the Title company wouldn't be involved until after it was all over would they?

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A duplex in a R-1 area could be perfectly fine.

I don't know Arkansas norms, so the best answer I could give would be how it'd be likely to play out in CA.You would not have to sign an exclusive buyers agreement with that agent, no.Regardless of what you sign, she showed you that particular house, ergo she sold it, thus she is entitled to her commission.