I have discovered that where I am stationed (Camp Lejeune, NC), I would never seriously consider investing here (in SFH or MF) because the purchase price to rental income is incredibly skewed and it would be hard/impossible to make the kind of returns I am used to back in Grand Rapids.

I'm only making 1 offer at a time and am using a 15 day inspection contingency and a private funding contingency to protect my EMD.

I just started the process and I am using a temporary number til it hopefully goes through.

Here is what I am used to when I was directly managing.You follow the normal process to vacate or be evicted.

At the same time I am using a RSS reader so that I can test that interface at the same time.

I am currently a college student and am using my time in college to gain experience before investing. my question is how practical/ beneficialit would be to work for a local property manager.

Yes...I know this thread is from 2008 I just thought people would find it amusing.

And as far as the houses intown I am using for after care, the city attorney informed me that you can have up to 6 people not related to you living in your home.

Jon, i don't have time to devote to 1000's of leads...i'm trying to pursue a music career and use real estate as a supplement..the wholesaling thing is just a way to generate extra income..so i'm happy w/ 100 or so leads even though the most i ever got in a month when i was trying to actively wholesale was maybe 15. who are the NOLA people u refer to?

Be specific, if its for an amusement park, search "amusement park loans".I am also seeking investors and most are scam artists that ask me for $!!!