@Jonathan Greene the wholesaler is taking care of the whole seller side and the seller gets to walk away with no stress and the money they are promised.

Recently we did grab an amazing off mkt deal, complete with the promise that all tenants could stay.

Just to add a few in that realm ("A/A-"neighborhoods): Upper Fells, Butchers Hill, Remington, Bolton Hill, Woodberry, Roland Park, Brewer's Hill, and anything within a couple of blocks East, South, or West of Patterson Park is promising.

carefull you will now get contacted by fake lenders out to steal due diligence or commitment fee money from you.do not shop for HML on the internet.. go to your local meet ups and ask around or call your local title and escrow companies and ask them what companies they see actually making loans in your market.be aware of the too good to be true terms..and the ( we just need 500.oo commitment fee your all approved net that to move forward) 

Will everyone please stop spamming the forums with these rando "fred at best hard money lcc inc" spam promising BS that's too good to be true?

When that woman speaks to you in that manner, there has to be a knowledge and a promise in your eyes and in your bearing as you respond that tells her she's going to eventually regret it.

There looks to be really promising properties out there through some companies, glad to know people are investing in them successfully.

Arizona and Texas both look like promising locations but we're still doing research to identify our market.Excited to be part of this community!

I see lots of presumably abandoned properties that at least on the outside look like they have some promise.

Short-term: First door (within the next 12 months): buy and hold, single or multi-family (duplex) while assuming best practices re wealth generation standards / Being a first time buyer – I’m open to approach: house hacking, etc.Here are my specific questions:Any investors who left a challenging market for a more promising one?