I would not do single family we build triplexes infill and urban. suburban deals appreciate slower and single family cash flow is worse.

@Neil Stark- Our team has been drawn to not only the urban core neighborhoods like the West End Theatre District and Old Allentown but also the outskirts of towns and the up-and-coming towns surrounding the city.

Thomas Tusser 1557This company purported to flip urban Baltimore row houses. from the article above, one investor bought 2500 Hollins street west baltimore for 20k, then spent 20.5k for rehab, a simple Google street view search shows it to be abandoned row houses in worst neighborhood of highest crime city in America.

Thank you for exemplifying the greed-driven mentality that pervades our society, where profiting off the thirst for knowledge takes precedence over genuine goodwill.

I offer a lot of development consulting since I have a background in Civil Engineering and Urban Planning.

experienced investor, collaborator & urban infill development specialist joining the movement of bigger pockets to find others to collaborate & offer opportunities to

I'd look at ground up deals if you have the funding you can build at almost 50% equity in Miami. we do deals in columbus and even the most aggressive deals and the cheapest land which is 25 times cheaper than urban land here compared to urban land there we can still only get to about 60% equity compared to here and that is based on a 12 story deal, if you go more vertical you get even better.

Funny I'm a developer from columbus down here to make higher returns than we can make in columbus. we build multifamily for investors. maybe w can connect while I'm down here and I can give you some info on the ground up we do in columbus. we are looking at midrise condos and multifamily developments with T6 zoning. miami allows incredible density which allows you to make a lot of money and the new construction values are almost 3-4x what we get in columbus urban core. 

Who knows if that is true or urban ledgend.

But, at the same time, society marches on.