CA appreciation blows away the Midwest.This caught my eye in Lancaster: https://www.redfin.com/CA/Lanc...Good luck!

Take a good eye on the time frame for the reno, it can be critical.Since you guys have 12 rentals already, I think flip, hold, and refi should be able to provide a better long term return.

Watching the new construction and subsequent rental availability is definitely something to keep an eye on.Best of luck with investing!

Unless a motion to substitute purchaser was filed and granted, then the high bidder is still the purchaser in the eyes of the law/court. 

I'm currently taking the approach of continuing to keep an eye on the market and analyzing investment opportunities, but thinking next year is going to be more likely for an investment timing wise.Thanks!

Norton is in the coalfields of the Appalachian mountains and since the city has been working on myriad of infrastructure and job building projects, I hope now is a good time to begin my investing story.If anyone has any helpful tips for investing in a low populated and poverty stricken area, I'm all ears (or eyes since this is a forum).

This would also help you catch if your tenants were part of it and were allowing it to happen. 

And with all-time low interest rates, if you have a deal that works now is the time to buy and lock in the low rates as long as you consider the market forces at play.Let’s talk about some key points that can help you prepare for success and avoid catching the falling knife if you are just getting started or looking to scale your multifamily business:· To pick up on conservative underwriting, now would probably not be the time to maintain 2-3% rent growth in your pro forma.

Here's another Spanish investor ;) I'm from Valencia and keeping a close eye for investments in this market.

Just for peace of mind, I would check to see if any pre-foreclosures have started to pop up in that housing market you are eyeing and of course if your are doing work to it double check your estimates on rehab costs.