Average rent price per foot in the New Orleans area is about $1/sf, depending on the exact location, condition of the property, amenities, etc.

Hi Guys, I am a Licensed Commercial Real Estate Agent new to the New Orleans area.

We have a married daughter in New Orleans and a married son/wife and granddaughter in Floridan we want to visit regularly.

Need referral for sod laying for front yard. Nobody returning calls!

Check these cities out for your next Fix n' Flip...According to Fortune, in 2016, flippers in the following cities saw gross profits of 80% or more of the price they paid for their homes:East Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania (212.1%)Reading, Pennsylvania (136.4%)Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania (126.8%)Flint, Michigan (105.8%)New Haven, Connecticut (104.8%)Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (103.7%)New Orleans, Louisiana (97.6%)Cincinnati, Ohio (88.5%)Buffalo, New York (85.1%)Cleveland, Ohio (83.8%)Jacksonville, Florida (81.8%)Baltimore, Maryland (80.8%)

Lets call it the long-term to short-term rental switch.Current owner of a shotgun double in New Orleans, with long term tenants moving out soon.

I currently do all of the above, but live in the greater New Orleans area.

We met at a RE event in New Orleans and after talking on the phone started doing business.

Investment Info:Other commercial investment investment in New Orleans.

He has recently joined a lot of the groups in South Louisiana, claiming to be from New Orleans, posting in Baton Rouge, Houma, & Slidell REI groups.