miller st, north tonawanda.

looked at property today that was described in my previous thread...terrible, crooked floors...no hardwood...no parking...needs more than a clean up...actually looked a 3 today...and found another more expensive 270K asking price 3 decker...this one is move in condition in B maybe B+ shape...my cash flow estimates are around 1700 for this property...has everything that i need for investment (deleaded, parking, 2 car garage, 3 bedrooms, good n'hood)...this one sold 2 yrs ago for 480K (unreal)and my location is boston...the city is north of boston

The VA has no clue, nor the resources to know what is going on with the property unless you default.Use a P.O.

I purchased my first home as a single gal in 1999, and I became a landlord in 2007 when he and I bought a house together and my little house became a rental.In 2012 we bought another rental together in North Central Austin, and have had really great luck with it.The current working plan is to try our hand at flipping while we still feel like working our butts off, and supplement with additional buy-and-holds along the way for retirement.Right now we're focusing on the preliminaries - educating ourselves, building a team and a network, and learning how to hunt down deals.So glad to be here!

In my eyes these locations do not compare to the central strip and north strip locations.

A year and a half ago we bought our first home in North Austin with an attached apartment which has been renovated and is rented out.

Lots of other meetings on the North and South Shores and around Boston as well, if you are up for the rides!

Just to the north of you there is Auburn and Worcester which have good levels of investor activity, however most likely have more competition from other wholesalers.

Can't get further north than Blue Eye in the west half of AR!

I was born and raised in Forest Hill (now "North Bel Air", lol) and am active in the Baltimore and Harford County markets.