@Iman Yu Congrats on your deal it sounds like that will be a cash flow machine for you. 30 days on market is great in the grand scheme of things. 

Last year the park saw just shy of 14 million visitors (busier than Grand Canyon, Yosemite, and Yellowstone all combined) those people need a place to stay. 

We just bought it and it’s old but we put in 10 grand already into it.

So new that address is still not quite on the map but all multi-family homes are selling fast in this area for the people moving into Rio Grande Valley.

8 grand kids essentially homeless, seems like grandma and grandpa would have an extra couple of key's made down at the HomeDepot for two dollars.And why couldn't they save up when they lived in the church basement?

Wouldn't touch either TX or CA if you can get into KCMO and Grand Rapids.Shoot me a DM, let's chat. 

Alex: So you close in the house 35 thousand dollars, the hud says 35 grand so when you go to get a loan even if you use delayed finance they’re going to say you can pay a 100% a hud or 75% whichever ones less.

Thank you Enrico Mariani I've been looking around Mid canton area I see some foreclosed homes that are around 10 grand but the surrounding houses according to zillow are worth 60.

I don't invest as heavily in what we call the "Lower Rio Grande Valley" (Brownsville/Harlingen/South Padre Island) as I do in the "Upper Rio Grande Valley" (McAllen/Edinburg/Mission/surrounding cities). 

Hi Joshua- I'm new to BP, I saw your post and am very interested in Muskegon area, spring lake and grand Haven where I currently have rentals is there a way we can chat?