Don't think that works for buy n hold investors.

It’s a great location to buy and hold and rent.

I've had great success this year by purchasing the company (LLC or Corporation) that holds the property rather than buying the property directly.

@Albert Bui  I have done quite a few sub too's and I have had a few called. even though they were current... we of course just cut checks to pay them off.Where sub too becomes a disaster is when the person buying it then sells on contract to a sub prime buyer who then goes on to default.. and the person who did the sub too sandwhich does not have the means to make payments during the foreclosure process and or has the money to prosecute the foreclosure..

For example, you want to buy a duplex for $400k and after spending $25k in renovation, what would be an estimated but accurate ARV?

I thought i would be buying real estate  that already existed. how would you approach investing in this yet to be built projects?

Quote from @John Laseter: Good morning all, Saturday afternoon a gentleman knocked on my door and produced a postcard that I had sent to his house offering to buy it.

Whenever I see someone detail goals of reaching number of doors and utilizing section 8 rentals, I immediately assume you are buying low barrier real estate.

While i learn from my list of investors and the way they flip or rent the properties they buy from me, I'm still looking to grow my network in the Central Florida area.

Try looking into zillow/Redfin and see what your potential rents you can get near the neighborhood by filtering the bedrooms/bathrooms of the intentional property that you are planning to buy.