@William Hochstedler I know this is an old thread, but if you or anyone else is still active on BP I'm curious if you'd be able to give an update on the Ogden area as far as opportunities / future growth.

As a renter myself at one time, I think it would be much easier to swallow the increase of you gave them a very clear picture of what you intend to raise the rents to up front and created a plan to gradually increase over the coarse of 6 mo to a year.

I intend to pursue that one, but thought I should probably talk to at least 3 companies.

I'd like to connect with you to see if there are investment opportunities for me in Georgia through your company.

Depending on your tolerance for risk, I think there are always opportunities to negotiate with motivated sellers in and around Boston.Always happy to meet up and chat about Real Estate and connect with like-minded folks so let me know.Best,Cheng

Please let me know if you have any questions about the markets where I'm working or if you have any interesting opportunities that pop up.

Being accredited also opens up opportunities unavailable to many.  

If you intend to buy and hold study, know and fully understand all state landlord/tenant regulations before you buy your first property.Other than that my best advice is you need money to make money.

There is opportunity but you will need the rainy day reserves.

If you are in a hot and possibly peaked market (Things have slowed right down after the introduction of the foreign investor 15% tax) are there any real good opportunities to get cash flow positive properties?