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But it won't be the government or activists solving the housing crisis.

So from your experience would you say buy and hold long term/ medium term with focus on appreciation is the best focal point now and for the near future (atleast as far as Northern/ Western MI goes)?

My name is Tina Barnash and I am new to wholesaling in the Western Slope of Colorado.

Hi everyone,, 
I'm bullish on the area. My rental in Beech Mountain continues to do well. I'm starting to see more movement in terms of people turning their attention to investment properties again. Beech and Banner ...

if your talking a turn key rental all in for cash at 50k thats a Morris house and like 90% of Morris buyers you will promptly lose 70 to 90% of your investment as a 50k all in home is in the hood .. unless your buying some little mid western town that has no demand.. crime is low but houses are tough to keep rented and are basically not worth much.there are crowd funding sites that you dont need to be accredited and you can play around with small investments to see how they work.

Tenants activists like tenantsTogether.org are targeting Long Beach and Santa Ana as spearheads into other areas of http://www.tenantstogether.org/resources/housing-long-beachhttps://ocweekly.com/rent-control-wont-be-on-the-november-ballot-in-santa-ana-but-activists-press-on/OC Santa Anahttp://freakonomics.com/podcast/rent-control/Rent controls don't work rent control programs lead to abuse and poor property maintenance when there is no incentive to keep them upWith housing providers unable to base rents on actual costs, many will be unable to properly maintain their buildings.

Would love to get some insight on general prices, demographic, growth, etc. for the western coast of Florida.

He will use 9' steel poles and Western Red Cedar boards. 

I've done some investing in upstate NY, mainly BRRRRs. I'd like to do some flips in order to generate more capital. Market prices in general are more depressed than the rest of the country, but I think there are oppor...