Just sit on it for now and wait for it to appreciate more and when I find a good property do the refinance at that time or not at all.Would love any thought seasoned investors have on this idea.  

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Generally it is only smart to invest in smaller towns if you live there or you are a seasoned investor.

@Thurman Kennedy I highly recommend SAREIA is a great organization, just the right amount of structure for new investors, and value for the seasoned investors as well.  

I've never heard of such a rule but I'm wondering if some of the more seasoned investors have.

@Jon Sheffield, now that you've been properly seasoned, it's time for another purchase!

You may need to go through a lawyer but if you find and seasoned RE attorney, they should be able to do it for less than $300.

I’m in Frisco -Carrollton - little elm Texas areasLooking too be of value , assisting a seasoned investors.Shadowing , physically working - open too almost any reasonable request while shadowing .

Hello friends,I am sure many of you use the biggerpockets calculators for deal analysis, these are amazing tools to help new and even seasoned investors identify deals quickly and accurately.

Try going 30-60 miles out and looking for older neighborhoods and doing some low dollar direct mail campaigns.