An experienced local investor friendly realtor should know what works or is appropriate in your market.But that doesn't mean you need to get yourself into deals that don't make money. 

I worked for quite a while as a HVAC mechanical engineer and am now a stay at home dad. 

Hi all,Here is a question to you experienced rehabbers.

I have been absorbing so much through BP podcast and forums, I hope to be a contributor to the community one day as a experienced investor.

And, YES, I know I probably got myself into this situation and I've certainly picked up some lessons learned with this one about screening and not being in a hurry to get people in there to rent.Just wondered if anyone else has experienced a similar situation.

Have a question for any experienced investors out there. 

I am an engineer and my engineering manager is a partial owner of a contracting company here in southern Maryland.

Would love an experienced investors’ opinion on this.

(Increase rent at OKC house, save like a mad man, and seek seller financing or low money down properties)The benefit of the property is that it is an A- house/neighborhood surrounded by a rougher area that is experiencing gentrification.

Anyone experienced in C class investments?