Mindy the benefit for me is that I was able to sell properties in areas that not many home owners were buying in.. and they actually closed the loans.. these were rental dominated areas.. also the buyer as stated got one heck of an interest rate at the time the Naca office would only recommend to their folks sellers who would buy down interest rates. and being  an OREO and wanting it off the books and selling it for top of market I was only to happy to do it.. but it was a process no doubt and of course that was Jackson MS ..

Hello everyone, I am thinking about investing in Jackson, MI for single family homes, and do LTR's there.

Originally posted by @Kacee Jackson: I do 80+ flips a year, and you cannot get there by reading a book or a blog.

@Joe Jackson, Jr - Adrien does not service LaPorte county but I'll be looking to do a 1031 for a new property, preferably in Lake county so I think I'll reach out to him to see if he has anything available (big if in this market) and possibly manage it as well.

While you wait for lightrail, hang out at the Vulcan redevelopment project on 23rd and Jackson, set to open Summer 2020. 

having owned a few hundred homes with Section 8 folks in that market and in Jackson MS  you do need to beef up your reserves and maintenance you have to have a yearly hud inspection and its rare that its not 700 to 1500 each year to bring the home in hud compliance..

She has a 4/2 that is in one of the best zip codes of Jackson, MS and is/was lake front, but that still means it may never appreciate.

Edna (Jackson County) benefiting from jobs in Victoria, Port Lavaca, and Port Comfort.

With light rail opening in 2023 and Vulcan's 23rd and Jackson project celebrating its 2nd birthday, the neighborhood will start blowing up.

@Twannisha Jackson  I would encourage you not to get into discussing your costs.