(unless you want to fly to Canada and point out which multi family i should buy, cause that would be awesome) i will do my own work. it would be nice though, to have more tools in my toolbox, J was kind enough to open his toolbox for us, and though his method might not work everywhere, at least i, and others here, can learn from what he wrote. i would be hard pressed to learn anything from what you wrote but how to critique someone else. im a budding investor... everyone around me does that everyday about this path of mine...

(I know I am being hopeful) https://www.hudexchange.info/programs/promise-zones/promise-zones-overview/https://www.whitehouse.gov/the-press-office/2014/0....Yes, all cities offer investment opportunities but all of them do not offer incentives for businesses and individuals to own property and some offer better incentives. 

THAT is what truly kept us pressing forward.So we put in offers on all sorts of properties, some residential, some commercial.

In fact I believe they actually do a lot of their own press at these free blogs.

That being said, you will be hard-pressed to find anything within that all-in price tag.

I have never invested yet, but I am an RE agent and can’t press enough how important getting a home inspection is before purchasing a property.

You might be hard pressed to find the same ROI deals in this area, and it may be beneficial to settle for 7-9% ROI because I believe the capital appreciation play is really good in these areas.

If the press for financials, simply say, "It was a good deal or I'm really happy with the results." 

I bet if you were to set up an account put $250/mo in it for that stuff, you would be hard pressed to spend that much over the long term.  

The press slanted this situation as the triumph of Industrial America over Financial America.