Holding works out best when you are after cash flow and also appreciation is a consideration but over all I would say you concentrate on one or the other.

Concentrate on those, and then once you're past that, begin on real estate.

I've been concentrating in North Charleston, but recently I've been investigating, Hanahan, Goose Creek, and Summerville.  

Easier said than done so I have to concentrate on foreclosures.

My concentration will be in college student rentals at this time but will probably start to venture into other markets down the road. 

Concentrate your efforts on your studies.

Go do your due diligence on how much business you could expect, determine where you will concentrate your efforts, who you know that would refer you, what areas would be harder to break into due to market share (either someone that is established that owns the area, although there are ways around this too, or there just arent enough home sales to justify any marketing spend.

Hello again,It's been a week since I've found BP and have been doing a lot (A LOT) of reading, and have decided it's time to start some actual activities.I've decided to concentrate on wholesaling in the middle income neighborhoods in and around where I live (South of Chicago & Northwest Indiana) for the next 8-12 months in order to (hopefully!)

Back on the very first search screen, there is an criteria called "Asset Concentration Hierarchy" and one of the choices is Mortgage Lending Specialization.

I started looking for this kind of bulk data for Orange County before I decided to concentrate on LA County.