Hi Bowman, it seems to me that your biggest disadvantage will come from the lack of knowledge about what is feasible in the market you are in, because I think that should largely affect what your acquisition strategy is.For example you may want to buy something that cashflows but if you are in a rapidly appreciating market like we are in right now in the Twin Cities, you will have a hard time finding something to get excited about and will need to target different asset types or adjust to find another way to get your money to work for you.In this market your advantages aren't particularly helpful as there is so much money chasing deals, that the ability to qualify for financing doesn't really set you apart.  

I live in the UK, but would like to invest in the US.What's a good way of finding unbiased information about good cities to invest?

@Douglas SpenceWell you plan to invest in the best city of them all.

I don’t think I can get city inspectors in before the end of my physical inspection period.

I need a recommendation for fix and flip contractors in 33844, Haines City Florida.

Legal advice needs : LLC jointly owned by three partners / offer docs / county or city specific lease docs. 

One of the reasons I feel rushed to get into something is that I am not sure how long I'll actually be living in the city of Huntsville, AL.

While I'm not currently looking to settle down, I enjoy traveling to #1 enjoy other cities, #2 scope real estate, #3 enjoy said cities with intelligent female company on short notice without the typical dating hoops to jump through just to be able to have true quality time with a great lady.

I see a lot of potential in our city in terms of investing and would like to start my real estate path here. 

Particular interest in inner city areas with good appreciation trajectory ahead.