I am looking for advice regarding who I can contact  that can give me solid advice on what areas could use apartments vs what areas are over-saturated?

Alright, so first off, I'm neither a CPA nor an Attorney, so consult yours.1) Is a solid question for a good CPA.

I'm new and hoping g to find others who are interested or if there are some solid performing notes I can invest in with my Roth to begin taking some action.

Pick a solid B-Class suburban area.

House-hacking is a solid strategy.

It's located in a solid blue collar area and is an out of state investment for me being that I live in Southern California.

They want to see all 3- money, experience, and the deal's gotta be solid.

Other neighborhoods condos remain pretty solid. 2 level condos are moving much better than 1 level condos. 

Aloha BP members! I am a resident in Honolulu but my friend has a triplex in Oakland, CA and is in need of a good property manager there. This is his 4th company in the past 3 years. The reason for the last firing? Th...

10k sounds right on the money for a 1600 square foot house HVAC + Roof (4000 for a 4 ton unit 6000 for roof)Paint would be around 4k, kitchen around 7k, 2 bathrooms 5k, flooring 5k, fixtures/demo/lighting/etc another 5kYou're more like 35k for rehab unless he's literally doing everything himself to save on labor costs75k + 35k rehab = 110k all in / 140k = 78% ARV minus repairs dealIf it were in Phoenix and you had solid comps in a conforming neighborhood I think it would be a good deal.