Having your wife's support and her having a job are two major pluses, IMHO.I know you'd like to have more background but doing one rehab, where actually you made a profit, is far above many people who quit their jobs without ANY experience whatsoever.Regarding low (quality) inventory, we're seeing that here in New England, too.

In New England, most of the REIA's have a mix of new and intermediate and advanced investors, and many of them are looking for opportunities to fund deals without doing the work themselves.

I´m a late twenties girl that recently inherited 230 000 pounds and am thinking of purchasing this property in the north of England.

Welcome Derreck - Great to see a fellow new englander on board with BP.

I've read about the 2% rule for rental properties, however I'm struggling to find ones in my area (Northwest England) that would match this criteria.

I got my brother in law a job there he received a BA, and MA all three kids attended for free 2 received BA's all free.One of my kids received a double major BA Culinary and Nutrition interned in England, Italy Thailand and Singapore and still works in her field.

I rooted for BU just for you and Bryan (LOL) to no avail.What I remember about Fl. is the England AFB area and the swamps, snakes, gators and August humidity ....that was a different time LOL Well, at $45 a foot they aren't buying at Lowes that's for sure.

Not sure how a shared login will fly around these parts so we might end up creating individual logins, but still thought a joint-introduction post would be acceptable ;)Sam is originally from England and has a background in teaching and sports coaching.

I have similar goals of growing from North Carolina to New England.

Try the same humor in New England, and they'll call the cops.