My first recommendation is to look for a real estate agent to help you understand the market.You can also do your own research by finding where other investors are buying properties by Zip code in your target area.Best way to find properties outside the MLS is to get in contact with wholesalers in the your market and reach out to sellers directly by targeting the subdivisions you want a house.Also, you have to consider how much rehab you are willing to do or if your just want a property that I moving in ready

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I'm relatively new to investing and need some help with my unconventional situation.First off, I'll give some background about myself.I Live in British Columbia and have been a homeowner for about 8 years. my house was appraised at the beginning of last year for $550,000 and still owe $120,000.

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Hello,I have a property that I am giving a face lift to (siding, new windows, partial roof, and new flooring.

With the new info you provided, the land does come in about 60-70% for other similar propertiesDoesnt make sense why land is so high to meI would think this would be ripe for a class action lawsuit but thats just my uninformed guessing

Did you target a location and find a contracting company first to be prepared before hunting for deals?

What's great is after 1 year of your first purchase, you can purchase a new primary home and move into that one, with your remaining entitlement, having 2 VA loans.

Did you get a chance to relax, tackle any new projects, or maybe even find some inspiration for your next investment?