You don't seem to get much out of appreciation for townhomes and condos but if you get it looking nice they usually don't sit empty.

The bad ones communication will start to fade, they seem annoyed by the expectations etc.

It seems crazy to me that people invest out of state when they have deals all around them here in California.

I have not had any luck with finding any Miami flippers but 1 and he is a little tight lipped, but seems to be a nice guy.

Then pick their brains about your local market.I would review listings on line on a regular basis to get a better gauge on what properties are selling for and what seems to be in demand.

I'm just starting my real estate journey myself here in the Upstate and am learning that local connections, regardless of how knowledgeable the online ones are, still seem to work best for me.For instance, out of state accountants may excel at income tax matters, but then you may miss those nuances of how property taxes hit investors harder than homeowners in S.

The property must of had some leak.. right now on the floor is a sound deadeding underlinement, that seems moist..

It seems as if the market has dropped, but only on the sell side, not the acquisition side.

Everyone seems to sleep on rent by the room.

She seemed to be doing okay.