But “location” is a broad term, and evaluating the right place to invest your dollars means identifying the right markets both geographically and economically.

@Obi Emegano I would start by going to the MLS, Loopnet, Crexi, etc and looking for properties that generally fit your description.  

One of the reasons why we wanted this house is because in the list description it indicates the seller "would be willing to leave their furniture".

(my words and description not his)I have never expensed the utility because the tenant has always reimbursed me.

There are a lot of brand new wholesalers out there listening to Pace Morby tell them to estimate rehab costs based on the description the seller gives them.

Yes, they'll use nearby homes of a similar size, but they'll use your photos, the description, and any of the features or amenities you add.

I think everyone basically nailed the job description with their comments above, lol.  

Resource Bank will do 25 year loans at about prime plus 1% with 5 year adjustments on ANY property within their geographic focus (far western IL small towns), with 20% down, but they will do mixed use, commercial, multi-unit and SFR. 

It just are required a new survey with legal descriptions for each townhome. 

Diversify geographically by buying 3 detached homes in less expensive markets vs going all in on hi rise condo?