Hi Michael Noto,The current projects are one in Middlefield which is done with demo and the rebuilding in going (however slow, which I can elaborate on with a full write up on that place), and another in Meriden I picked up a week and a half ago.

This part of Oakland has seen a large amount of growth already and I suspect those price points will start to slow down but currently we are still going up. 

Redevelopment authorities are working on solutions but it's a slow process and the money available is far from what is needed.

I've found that the MLS is far too slow for how much action I need to take now.

@Chris Grenzig nailed it when he suggested starting slow and building that amount of trust.

Regardless, think for those looking to implement this type of video it would be a good idea to slow down the graphics a bit so it is easier to follow for all.And this was actually a Fiverr gig I gave a try.

Is Claremont still a good invest considering kinda slow growth than the other countys?

Ideally, the accounting would reflect how much each member is able to entitled to safely withdraw (for instance, after a year of positive cash flow).  

I plan on investing in Valdosta area but the market is rather slow so I would like to enter into the Atlanta market and keep it going for years to come.

ThanksThere will be another thread for explanations and nitty gritty....this will be one in a series of threads.DIY rennovations can make help your bottom line a lot....Expensive lessons with contractors can tear apart your margin.1: RUN: contractor gets out of car smelling like alcohol2:Yellow: contractor's kid is ALWAYS sick3: Yellow: contractor slow to provide references4: Red: No ID presented on request5: Yellow: Requests to borrow YOUR tools