As for myself, with no investor network to pass along a deal, I looked every day for about two months before I found a property that fit my taste aesthetically, AND where the cashflow worked as well.

I like ALL the puzzle-pieces to fit together really really well.

If that and the numbers add up, go for it.I have a number of contacts that may be a good fit for your project that we can discuss offline if you'd like.Good hunting-

@Chris McNatt - I'd welcome you but I don't think you'll fit in on BP because nobody here likes bargains. :) Congrats on joining the community and I'm a fan of residential and duplexes too.

But I am not sure how I could change my rent payment schedule to fit her paycheck schedule since she gets paid bi-weekly and we charge the rent monthly.

I'm happy to give you an introduction to our local office by you to see if you'd be a good fit within the organization.

If they are a fit, proceed to a showing and application.We have a 10 unit apartment situation and frequently are given several potential tenants by our current long term tenants prior to any our marketing (sign/craigslist).

You'll then be marketing for properties that fit that criteria so you can wholesale it to them.Glad to have you on the site, see you around.

I think a MH would fit nicely in the neighborhood and wouldn't have to worry about its value decreasing.Now that I've told my life story, I've come here to get some feedback on whether I'm on track with this thinking or if I have no idea what I'm talking about.

Shop around and find the best fit for you.