Not looking to use too much leverage given the rate climate.

I live in Massachusetts I’m open to any and all areas was wondering if any one could share some info or places you have had success in.Thank you  Hi Joe - warmer climate areas with longer summers have shown to perform the best over the past year. 

The Emerald Coast is a region of Florida known for its beautiful beaches, warm climate, and outdoor recreational opportunities, and it can potentially be a good location for building or flipping homes for a few reasons:High demand: The Emerald Coast is a popular tourist destination, attracting millions of visitors each year.

The determining factors on which markets to consider investing include: a stable and diverse economy, low property taxes, landlord friendly laws, job growth, population growth and a business friendly climate.

Today we're seeing younger people and families leave colder areas for warmer climates.

There is a quite undertone voice recognizing the current economic climate which is pointing to a recession.2. 

"Many people choose to form an LLC in Delaware because of its history, experience, popularity and pro-business climate.

Crazy...warm climate problems.So let's see, they wont bring their own, you can only charge so much in rent either way, and they tend to take it with them when they go.

I’ve saved enough to make it happen but it’s the fear I’m living in a ‘bubble’ that’s about to burst (almost a decade of bull run) Alongside theres the current economical climate, locally and internally.

Interest rates in the then current economic climate were in the 15 - 17% range for new mortgages, hence I was able to purchase a note on a SFR with a principal balance of $50,000 or so and an interest rate of 7.5% for $22,000.