It’s still a strong appreciation market.

Most neighbors just use local dumpster providers, is it my responsibility to pay for the dumpster?

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I'd rather do one locally, but I live in California, and I think it would be very easy to lose a lot of money quickly in a rehab deal, especially here in California where everything seems to need a new foundation.

I've been attempting to find some local wholesalers to be put on their lists.Located in Lansing, Michigan, does anyone have ideas on how to find local people, or are there any on here looking for more buyers?

However, as a real estate agent with expertise in the Tampa market, you have unique insights and opportunities that could potentially yield higher returns through real estate investments.

I'm mainly in the Ga, TN, and AL markets

This lending environment is local so just ignore people from 1500 miles away when they tell you what a local lender will do.

Oh, because someone has marketed it as easy on the Internet.