By BS I mean he is leading you on to believe these deals are low hanging fruit and can be found with very little money or effort.. that simply is not true someone like him if he is doing volume is spending big money each month on direct mail and SEO..

We need to optimize industries our areas offer or specialize in.My area has tons of fruit orchards and crypto / blockchain mining operations.  

however I suspect the wines of Ohio are probably sweet wines fruit wines etc .. your not talking about top end cabs and pinot and chard etc..

Even at a blended 13% rate, the after tax yield on these higher risk notes was closer to 7.5%, as I work full time and earn good W2 and other investment income.

You can clearly see the fruits of your labor are paying off to how dialed in and sold out you are.

I bought a nice 350k second home/condo out of state in Tempe, AZ last month (for monthly getaways with my wife - not to rent out) and it’s time to enjoy the fruits of my passive cash flow with RE.

Defining your enough can be a good measuring stick to reasses, because spending time on forums like these you're likely to hit your enough, the key is being able to say "I have enough" and be able to enjoy the fruits of your labors. 

It’s been a good blend of cash flow and appreciation for me, and it might be worth checking out as part of your trip to the Midwest.If you want to chat more about Detroit, feel free to reach out.

We're saying don't try to find the lowest hanging fruit.  

Suburbs in path of progress is the low hanging fruit.