I understand that PG is different in terms of the type of properties they tend to work with, but who ever knows what can come out of a friendly discussion.

Thats my dream.So I found this place, bigger pockets, Im happy to join this group and learn from everyone who can teach me.People tend to forget, average man gives away, let's say, 100$ for charity. if you'll earn more, than you can tribute 1000$.

Investors tend to shy away from areas in which their are low income families, but one should also consider that residents in Detroits "ghetto" areas pay higher rent for the property.

Virtual wholesaling is not the easiest thing in the world to do, especially for a Newbie. 2) If they are local, stealing a deal from me would be extremely short sighted as reputation is everything in this town and that kind of behavior tends to aggravate people. 3) If you're really worried about it, have them fill out a no compete.

They tend to sink down under the weight and it just leads to more foundation issues.

Tax assessed value, at least here in Texas, tends to be conservative and lower than market value. 7.

That said I would tend to look for an area where there is a lot of diversity of price or condition.

I say "best" in that NJ/NY have rules which tend to favor the tennant over the owner/landlord, property/land values can be more reasonable, and that I can get out to PA on weekends to meet people and shops deals.

Suprisingly they've been around some time but tend to be heavily fragmented due to regions (urban, rural & tourist destinations), target audience / demographics,...

It looks like you may have captured a free floating full torso vaporous apparition there.What are your plans for the rehab, if you don't mind me asking?