Regardless of whether you are a first time investor or not, if you're objective is cash flow, these are the things that you want to look for:* Strong price/rent ratio's* Low property taxes and insurance rates* Growing populations and jobs* Modern, diverse economies and industries* Landlord friendly statutes The Midwest is generally the best region for cash flow but personally, I think that Indianapolis and Kansas City have the best combination of the criteria above.

Are your units bigger, more modern, bigger windows, better interior colors, then your competition.

The biggest downfall of the modern wholesaler is that they all spray and pray every property instead of just finding two or three local investors who will buy all the deals for a fair spread for them.Too many wimpy shortstops trying to be homerun hitters when they are batting .206 with 1 RBI in 106 ABs.

This is not new construction but the condo is relatively modern by today's standards and as mentioned earlier, it's in a rather tony area.

They are motivated and interested in things that are modern and out of my realm of understanding.Thanks for redirecting me back to that understanding.

If they see a modern kitchen they are opt to sign a lease otherwise they walk away. 

I got one quote from American Modern and it was on the steep end.

I went back to the $350 place, which has modern equipment and well-trained people.

Looking for someone with clean, modern aesthetic, but not Dwell-like bleeding edge.  

This condo is cozy and modern, open and intimate.