If this is a screaming good deal, you can afford to hire someone else with due diligence reports.

A average asset manager can turn a screaming good deal into an average deal.

The areas are steady, but you won't find a screaming deal. 

s comments that included subconsciously wishing that the Black kids playing down the street were White kids because the area would appreciate better, that sentiment screamed systemic racism; a literally baked-in problem in these United States of America.Again, I'm new to BP and only came here after reading Rental Property Investing by @Brandon Turner but I can't help but be a little disappointed to have read so many replies to that particular post that made 0 mention of the racist perspectives he boldly laid out in bullet points!

So the key is to find a screaming deal and have a network of people that could be willing to JV with you? 

I know covid has most stuff like that shut down but it would be easier for me to go in with out 3 kids screaming to get it done lol.

If he wants double close it's to hide he's NOT the true buyer.These wholesalers hate it when they get caught out, so get ready for them to yell/scream some more.

Are there any neighborhoods that scream at you (or anyone else) to be a good area to invest (ignoring price point, for now)?

@Dan Heuschele thanks for actually answering his question and not just screaming no with nothing valuable added.

And you know it’s a screaming good thing if I can pull it off, and honestly a good cash flow for him but I’ll have to see!