I found that area to be an excellent opportunity to create passive income and strong capital gains.Looking forward to connecting with you, who knows maybe even do a deal together!

@Patrick Plummer in a former life I practiced in US Tax court, I strongly suggest if you qualify for the solo 401k go that route, and roll your ira into the solo 401k it is much more flexible in real estate transactions, and the compliance cost and reporting requirements are much less.  

I found that area to be an excellent opportunity to create passive income and strong capital gains.Looking forward to connecting with you, who knows maybe even do a deal together!

MOREOVER, unless you are making ridiculous returns, the USD is very strong right now and will probably be over the course of 2017 - depending on which bull/bear you ask.

The economy is really strong thanks to The U of A, Walmart (and all the vendors), JB Hunt, and Tyson being in this area.

You terms, my price"Strongly suggest you focus on cash flow and it really helps to make certain the broker commissions are paid to lubricate and motivate all parties concerned. 

I am trying to get my feet wholesaling and have the same mindset you do about making sure deals are strong before getting them under contract, because of that I have not closed a deal in over 6 months of trying. 

My question is: will a bank refinance my property in the BRRRR strategy (assuming the appraisal comes back strong and after the seasoning period) even though I already have 4 conventional loans backed by Fannie and Freddie?  

What I can say is to have a strong call to action like...Give away some content...Give away useful tools or resources. 

Are there any local BPers there that are familiar with how long foreclosures are taking and how strong the action is at the local Carroll County sheriff sale?