Hello BP Family!I'm new to this site and very new to the world of investing. I've spent the last year or so researching different techniques of real estate investing and I believe I've settled in on the best strategy ...

I grew up all over Northern California, some cities in Mexico and now reside in San Diego, CA.

I grew up all over Northern California, some cities in Mexico and now reside in San Diego, CA.

You'll want to drive all the streets of a neighborhood looking  for homes that have signs of vacancy (tall grass in the summer, or non-plowed driveways in winter), or are just in poor condition.Then look up the owner information via public records and try to make contact one way or another.

He has done a lot of rehabbing, and between that and some new comps on the same street, it looks like he could pretty easily appraise at 80% LTV.

The first is that the city it is heavily divided between touristy areas none touristy areas but I cannot find away to break it down by neighborhood on airbnb or airdna.

My house is fairly isolated from the street, so this person came up into my yard and onto my porch to leave that note.

I'm currently looking on a property in a quite respected and well beloved city in my country (Denmark for anyone interested)This current property, is currently priced at 1750000 DKK - Which is around 235k euros.The time it has been on the market is quite alarming, sitting at 2876 days so far.What would be a good lowballing bid?

Not only do I have to do the quiet title against the heirs, but also the city and school district have a lein on the house for all the back taxes that led to the sale before the house even belonged to me, and I have to pay to have this quiet title brought against them to have the lein released.  

I'm looking into new construction in Oklahoma City (building a fourplex) to take advantage of a value add lot in a great location.