Don’t get lured in by the low entry price of C and D neighborhoods.

If you buy a property for $7K does the cost of repairs it needs make it worth doing, meaning: can a neighborhood where properties go for $7K also have comps to support the value for a finished house that's priced at an amount that makes you any profit?

@Saeid Safarmehdi Sure, as a previous BP member mentioned, I'll be be joining some of the events organized by these local authorities: CIIQ, Immofacile, Mordus de l'immobilier.

I am looking at building ADU's in a specific Denver neighborhood.

But Roof has all the essentials (good bookkeeping, property organization, late fees) with a much nicer interface, so unless you just need a ton of other things it works great.

The Franchise Tax Board takes a very broad opinion of what constitutes "doing business" in California and it's likely that if you are living in California and managing the entity, even if it is organized in a different state, you may still be subject to CA tax laws and likely have to pay the $800 minimum tax. 

, reading books, analyzing deals, reading through the forums, driving neighborhoods and so on. 

Check out:https://livebaltimore.com/financial-incentives/http://mmp.maryland.gov/Pages/default.aspxDepending on where the property is, there is the Healthy Neighborhood program.

I drove every street in arguably the most high-dollar and most desirable neighborhood, and found a few potential home-run deals. 

Is your dad ok if you invest in “medium” end homes C+ to B class neighborhoods?