I've used Al Pirro, nice guy, seems thorough and like to talk to his customers. https://www.zillow.com/profile/alpirro/

Not warzone but one of the nice pockets in bad areas.

Tucson.[1]Amazon Fulfillment Center Coming to Tucson- Although Tucson did not win the bid to become the home of Amazon’s second HQ it does look like we will be getting a very nice consolation prize.

I have found a property for $295k in a nice neighborhood with an ARV of $385k the seller acquired through adverse possession.

Marquette should be good as well, a little more diverse as far as attractions go.

Hello everyone...I just attended the NEREIA in Chelmsford Ma last night....Wow...a lot of people showed up...very nice atmosphere...very informative...Im not going to lie, I was a bit hesitant in speaking with people there...I have absolutely no experience..but I know I need to hammer down and just do it.....I need to emerse myself in it...Thinking about starting to wholesale..I need to know bout p/s agreement , assigning, etc....anybody have any suggestions would love to pick ur brain...

After agreeing I would have the blueprints ready within hours I send a nice blueprint that I drew up and paid a VA to "Autocad" it for me.

Perhaps a nice 1950's built bungalow.Always hire a 3rd party property inspector to give you an unbiased feel for the home.

If you have a nice home in a desirable location that would likely go to bid war, it might be worth listing with an agent.

I think the reason a lot of investors go high end in single family homes could be because you only have one unit, so the profit margins are squeezed, in order to turn a nice profit, you must command higher rents.