@Cameron PriceIt is hard to say, but ARV could be around 140k, but I do not plan to flip and sell it.As far as 2%, I will definitely have to meet with agent to find a good deal.

@Cameron Skinner @Samuel R.

Good one Joshua Diaz.

@Cameron Skinner I purchased it from builder brand new.

Motivated seller data feed150 skip trace searchesCash buyer dat feed$1mm no fee funding / verifiable p o fExclusive custom comps system 3 day live training with Cameron DunlapA huge bonus package?

I'm trying to use Cameron Dunlap's iFLIP ideas on my own without buying the system.

Add them to a buyer's list, and send an email blast to everyone when you get a new house under contract.Also, as an alternative if you have some money to spend, you can purchase a couple different programs that I am currently using:1. iFlip/Fast Cash with Foreclosures from Cameron DunlapIt costs $1,000, but it's pretty much an all inclusive online system to streamline your real estate business and also includes training and gives you access to tons of cash buyers who you have to direct mail, but you can also do that through the iFlip system.

@Cameron K.   

Because I was of the  same view as Manuel Diaz, in terms of thinking that 500 K triple Decker in JP were a thing of the pass but would love to hear how your experience turns out.Personally, I looked at one last week before it went on the market in JP it needed complete gutted renovation work and the  asking price was 650 K.  

Originally posted by @Juan Diaz: To clarify, I don't believe there are 5-year or 7-year cycles, I don't know that anyone could make an argument against there not being up & downswings in the market, in that sense of a cycle.And FYI, what I've found is that employment rate doesn't matter as much as median income, b/c the difference from McDonald's jobs & tech jobs is huge, and reflective in price.