Purchase price: $375,000 Cash invested: $15,000 Duplex in the gentrifying area East of Downtown Los Angeles which is still an excellent place to invest What made you interested in investing in this type of deal?

The East Coast is known for not being as elevated as the Rockies, so the trees make it difficult to see anything.

Expensive cities like LA, San Francisco, San Diego, NY, Miami, etc would keep bleeding middle class Americans who can now work remotely and are not tied up to these places.

Perhaps in Rockville or East Hartford.

We do not plan on BRRRRing all of our houses because we would like to stay somewhere in the middle of the risk reward pendulum.  

From East New York -> Bay Ridge -> manhattan; I don’t have any limit where the property has to be!

I'm in Buffalo with 10 units (and growing) and have rehabbed and rented most of them in the middle of the new NYS laws.

As @Cameron Tope mentioned, many of the folks you're working with will also have FT jobs and cannot view homes in the middle of a workday, so you'll be relegated to nights and weekends. 

- Make sure land doesn't have anything obstructing it (i.e) power lines running down the middle, power poles within the land, etc.- Contact planning and zoning to figure out what can/can't be build on the land- Also, make sure to know the local setbacks regarding any variance. - Make no assumptions on the land and have your buyer do very thorough DD. 

We are moving back to 30A/Santa Rosa Beach(just east of Destin) and we are super excited to be part of the community again!