Details will follow once I can secure it, but its going to focus on first time or early on investors either investing in local or out of state markets.BTW, my Duplex went through ;) closing mid this month.

1. 8 lots, stabalized, large, strong metro market in mid west/west.2. 20 lots.

I'm part of the local Rental Property Owners Association of Mid-Michigan, which is geared towards landlords, and there's also a local Lansing investor meetup that is a mix of everything.

I think there still is significant opportunity in some of these mid-priced subdivisions inside the 270 belt with Columbus taxes and good school districts. 

I'll be flying out Sunday mid-afternoon and have all Sunday morning and some of early Sunday afternoon to meet up and discuss opportunities further. 

I know there are many old homes there, but there are also a good number of them built in the mid 2000's before the crash that more than likely do not need a full rehab.

Mid-CalThanks in advance!

Even those who struggle, sooner or later, seem to succumb and get trapped at a very high rate.I have three acquaintances at about the same age (mid-40s) who I always considered bright when I was younger.

“Scared money don’t make money.”All I’m saying is that just because it’s not 200 bucks a month cash flow in the mid west, rust belt or the south doesn’t make it wrong or bad. 

Houses in this development sell anywhere from mid 400s to high 600s.