Population, Pop Growth, avg income, rent to ownership ratio etc. 

We're about to do it on a tenant in East Hartford paying 650 for a 3 bed 1 bath...Inherited tenants, managed by mom & pop...never raised rent in 6 years! 

Rather than buy into a large Class A syndication (that anyone would be proud to own), why not look at smaller mom and pop properties and partner with an operating partner. 

Not saying you will fail or not hit your target rehab numbers, but from experience there are many variables that pop up in a project.

I started off the year bad in March when I got let go from work due to COVID BUT everything happens for a reason! PERFECT TIMING!!!
It gave me enough time to learn to build Custom Homes before my permits got approved...

Though, usually the homes aren't actually beautiful; they're just big, "modern" boxes because more square footage will produce a higher sales price.BP is mostly mom-and-pop investors, so I'm not sure you'll get the best input from these forums, but your business model is profitable and executed in LA all the time!

@Jake WarrI would most likely invest it in my own market given the pop and job growth in a C to B Cash Flowing zip code.

They are already in the rental market, and you know when issues pop up, you will have more cooperation from then since you fathered their grandchild.

Would this be by mail, pop into the office, or what?

They are complete con artists and will ALWAYS find ways for owners to pay for their bills.