18 years old, hungry, and ambitious, heavy passion for real estate investing.

I find Wyndham to have some of the most competitive rates available. 704.804.7515

@Rik PatelGuessing he doesn't want to pick up a really heavy pipe, load it into his truck, haul it to the dump, etc.

How high is the competition in your local area or where you invest?

geographic areas that are picking up in Trenton NJ:Downtown: The city building area - not much properties for sale there.Hiltonia: Home owner area, is quiet and the prices are much higher than in the entire city, it looks more like Ewing then like Trenton, mostly home owners not much rentals there.Chambersburg: considered as A well growing area but prices are rising as the competition grows.West end: You can get a better deal not paying that much, Riverside Ave (next to the Delaware river) is picking up between home owners.North Trenton: such as Vine St, Race St (off MLK), or Poplar St Oak St (off N Clinton) are picking up as well.

You may want to check out the radius of those areas such as Harambee or Halyard Park which is still slightly rough but competitively priced although rising....radius of Washington Heights (zip codes 53208 and 53210 are big duplex investor areas).

Destin is a tourist hotspot with heavy traffic but Fort Walton is closer to Eglin and Hurlburt while still being close to the fun and Crestview is a very practical place to live.  

Very competitive but very lucrative.

If there was an issue with 1 but the other 2 were in great condition, then I would pass over the house. 2 or more was my ticket to write down the address, but I also used my experience in fixing up houses the most in qualifying whether I wanted to write the house number down or not.I managed to see 2 yard signs with “WE BUY HOUSES <PHONE NUMBER>” written on them, so that gave me encouragement that I’m in the right neighborhoods (although I imagine it would scare off some people since they’d think that would indicate competition).When searching for homes, I looked on Zillow for neighborhoods where at least 1 home was sold in the past 12 months and with a price range of $100k-$300k.

I've learned it's typically not smart to buy the listed parks but instead send out mailers or dial for dollars or drive park to park (the most heavy lifting but certainly a great way to meet a lot of park owners and learn a lot about the business face-to-face, old school...