I'm looking to pick some brains.I'm a Lawrence,KS native, single mom, and moved back home about a month ago.

I'd love to talk about the area - I'm always open for a call.As for the Sicklerville itself, anyone who is a native will tell you its a bit of a misnomer.

Additionally I am an SF Peninsula native who moved to Greenville over 3 years ago and love it.

I'm a Los Angeles native looking to invest in out of state income properties, and hopefully, build a portfolio of properties through the BRRRR method.

At this scale, have any of you attempted to call the newspaper or tv station’s investigation unit?

I mention it to my boss who dabbled in real estate but was a native of the area and he said, "yeah that is amazing and just think, in a few years they will all be gone."

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I'm 34 and a Fort Worth native.

Quite title is a long possess also that involves taking out newspaper ads. 

If a large newspaper is writing about the best place to invest it is typically too late to invest there because now the rent to value ratios have already been eaten up.