I assume that is because it's populated by such a large mid middle-class workforce and therefore all the rental demand is at the mid-point or slightly lower.The 1% over/under is at about $100K ARVExample (Note - This is Dauphin Co.

A team that consists of Property Manager, Title Co, Attorney(some states), Contractor, Wholesaler(s), Agents & Lender(most important)  Go in and get pre-qualified for a mortgage which will tell you where you can look and what your budget will be.  

As an aspiring multifamily investor, i would like to hear from others about what has worked for them as far as raising capital for deals...Apart from hitting up family friends and co-workers...I was wondering if anyone out there has any out of the box ideas for finding investors and raising capital....Is there someone out there that has had some success with a method that is not maybe the standard approach?

Sounds like, at least in Greeley, CO, the court is apt to side with the tenant.Congrats on navigating out of it.

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He could go through gatech to get an internship/co-op or just simply apply to large construction/engineering companies.

Edrian Teodoro In Colorado You can make the offer contingent on an inspection by your great aunts favorite step son if you want.

We have a close family member who has  a property in Denver, CO that has been a restaurant for over 20 years.

He received a text from her that the carbon monoxide (co) detector alarm was sounding and that she was calling the fire dept.

After some research one was owned by HUD and the other had the owners names listed and also another name under "C/O".