Also, parts of Texas, New Mexico, Mississippi, and Alabama have good markets for relatively low priced, cash flowing multi-family properties.

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*** Let me modify and ask if anyone on here is located in Cullman, Alabama.

Hello,My policy premium recently doubled on a 5-plex I own in Birmingham. The agent has tried their best to find an alternative but we have hit a wall. One main issue is that I have only owned the property for 3 years...

Is it legal to wholesale in this city/ state?

@Ali Al-Khafaji yes and probably a better idea than long-term.

I know I want to buy an all brick 3 bed/2 bath single family home in Alabama/somewhere in the Southeast to start, but I am struggling with confidence issues and self-doubt.

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I am about to purchase a house to flip in Alabama at a great price.

What's more important is knowing what your goal is (immediate appreciation, long term cash flow, passive investments, et al) and then the avenue or "what to do next" becomes more apparent.I assume as a pro soccer player you may travel quite a bit, so anything you decide to do will need to be managed by someone other than yourself -- you can't be in Memphis and try to fix a broken window in New Jersey, for example.