Imagine if someone here was in your neighborhood could offer you something besides REI advice :)

She's driving neighborhoods and doing pretend cash flow analyses and running scenario after scenario in her mind and on paper.

The home is in my neighborhood and I have been in it several times and am not too concenred with the condition.

People invest in specific markets and they do their best deals when they know the specific market.It does not matter what is taking place nationally when you are checking 100 properties in a specific market.It does not matter what is happening nationally when you do a deal with 30% equity and positive cash flow using the 2% rule.National information is great for headlines in newspapers and for shooting the breeze discussions.

I've been in real estate for a couple of years, but as a builders/developers rep selling new construction in tract communities, and so this mixed downtown neighborhood was a tough one for me.

The homes (single family residence, townhouse, condos etc…) selected for this program are in good to excellent condition, in nice neighborhoods and usually do not require rehab.Qualify Credit Partner.

I've been told to find some 3 month old newspapers or something and look for sellers there.

i found a deal the house is 5/3 and its in a nice neighborhood. he wats 180k for it and i went on zillow the house is worth about 260k and it sounds like great deal the thing is i dont have much money so i want to wholesale it and closing cost will be about 4-6k and i dont have that money.

. $200,000 might get you a shack in a crime infested neighborhood or a tiny condo.

You need to understand what is happening with YOUR property.For marketing, I have always primarily used the local newspaper with the biggest ad section, then a variety of other free sources, including Craigslist which works very well here.