Why not buy an apartment building in be Midwest or southeast for that and actually get some cashflow?

Much of it was keeping folks mainly form China and Asia from getting taken by land sharks or land geeks. 

Saving $10k/mo you could have a down payment for a new midwest or southeast single family in 3 months, 4 months if you want to be on the safe side.

Cash flowing markets are primarily in midwest and southeast if that is what you are looking for.

I'm wholesaling in Virginia, in the southeast part known as Hampton Roads.  

Johnathan, Easterwood is not a strong area, The southeast corner is better than the north west corner.

What also makes this difficult is that I'm in Southeast Asia for another month and I can't really make phone calls.

Ideally it would be someone in (or willing to drive to) the southeast suburbs like Pickerington, Reynoldsburg, etc.

I would be looking into properties in the midwest and southeast states, under 100k, 3 bed, younger than 1955 and no more than 1,200 sqft, and turn key for the most part.

Hey @Dave BakerI am not familiar with Colne Valley but that specific development looks very nice.If you are looking to rent, you'll certainly be paying a big premium price for an apartment in that development compared to our apartment in that area.If you want to stay in a place where you have good facilities, it is probably the place to be but not necessarily the best value for your money.It depends on your preferences and what you value most.I used to live in a similar development for many years in the south east side of London.