Bread and butter, baby.

You can pick up blue collar bread and butter properties there for a little over $100K.But yeah, I wouldn't be looking at any of those places you mentioned.

This comes with years of experience, in my humble opinion.I always recommend starting with a simple 3/2 SFR in a Bread and Butter neighborhood.

During the days leading up to the closing of the buy-back, we sent Thank-you emails to ABC Baltimore and Maverick to butter them up.

Yes, the funds have their bread and butter assets that they want, but there will still be around 20% or more of those trades that the fund doesn't want that they will move after they figure out exactly what they have.So the long answer to a short question is Yes, I do believe and see shadow inventory.  

., motor failing) or that classic, dryer exhaust smell of hot, humid air and heated cotton and synthetics?

It's basis is a natural mineral as opposed to a poly composite with some crazy synthetic molecule.

Unless you are going for a specific niche market, I would stay with  "bread and butter" or starter homes.  

Like I said, I'm fairly new at bird dogging for people at this end of the spectrum - my bread and butter is multifamily properties between 2-4 units and SFRs, so the rules of engagement are totally different.

I assume SFR's are a simple, bread and butter way but I'd be interested in hearing other ways people have used this in RE deals.