I'm trying to compile a list from AgentPro247 and was wondering if you filter out properties that are owned by LLCs, as they are most likely other investors, whereby it may be more difficult to get a reasonable price on the home that would allow for wholesaling.  

I’m finding it difficult to invest in Mass and I’ve started looking out of state. 

The reason why it is a difficult response and it can be tiring to experienced investors is because it is not a simple answer.

When you have the huge population increases we have in DFW it is going to be very difficult to not have some issues with keeping the supply in line with demand.Collin County is expected to double in population from 1-1-2017 and 1-1-2030.Since many of these projects are so large when they come online there will always be hicups.

We bought in Steamboat to balance out that seasonality, so in ski season it's almost 100% occupied, but in the summer we have been able to get "long-term" renters to stay for months at a time to fill it.We have looked extensively at Winter Park/Granby so that is probably where we will head to next. 

Our current mortgage is $1,151/month, with an outstanding principal balance of $116,536.

Any time I've had a concern or an issue it's difficult to get help it seems a host has to jump through hoops.

I had invested in the Nevada market a few years ago, but it was both arduous and difficult.

I understand that most banks like to use this formula: (Value of home - amount owed) .8I have enough equity in the home to where 80% of the difference in value minus balance is sufficient to fund my construction project. 

@Ryan D.Timing the market is difficult, but not impossible.