They’re looking at Belmont and San Carlos.Belmont and San Carlos maintain the two most important things that these wealthy home-buyers are looking for: vibrant downtowns and convenience.

Probably not that long though.My folks on the other hand have a couple long term habitual late payers that go 3 months in the winter but get caught up every year come tax time and when they get back to work.  

Generally, I would only charge late fees to habitual offenders, especially people who don't communicate or who give me endless changing excuses or to people who are going to be evicted.

The people were pleasant and the area where I visited seemed vibrant. 

They are selfish they act  out they are irrational they won’t pick up after themselves and habitually make poor decisions . .. now add four feet and two hundred pounds to that toddler and that is your clientele !

I'm entering this world by way of a recent obsession with the Bigger Pockets podcast while doing data entry at work, and I'm excited to join this vibrant community from up in Alaska.  

@Huthaifa AfanahWelcome to the vibrant BP community.

Vivian - Welcome to the vibrant BP community.Yes, you can....here is proof in a response to a similar question.Originally posted by @James Green: @Bruce McCray you can cowholesale.

@Jaison BloomWelcome to the vibrant BP community.

@Kyle Lacasse, based on recent analysis of these areas, I passed on two wholesale deals in Franklin; the economy does not appear to be diverse or vibrant enough to bank on (at least from my discussions with a few other investors).