As long as it's in one of the good neighborhoods, my vote would be Poconos.Mike

You can expect to pay a little more for being a new investor when it comes to rate and points, but as long as it's a good deal, you shouldn't have any issue getting the funding.Hope this helps a bit - please, feel free to reach out anytime if you have other questions or just want to chat about the ATL market!

It does not matter where you start as long as you develop your Core 4.

They each pay 800 per month on the property as it is without having any repairs done. so 1600/month cash from tenants, they want to stay for as long as possible there, and dont mind the rehab process.

As long as the inlet can be found and is not under the house slab..... 

I think there's a misconception that there is a mentor out there who knows everything we need to know to become successful, when in reality, I believe there are many mentors, each specializing in their own field who can teach us what they know as long as we provide value to them. 

My take: once you inherit a smoker, in a single-family unit, try to keep them as long as you reasonably can.

As long as your interest rate is lower than inflation (check out the Chapwood Index for real life inflation numbers) you are getting "free" cash and an infinite ROI.

I have been flipping homes since 2009 and a RE investor since 04, so I would say it is worth it so long as you are working with good deals with enough meat on the bone for profits that make your return worthwhile.

I should be fine as long as this tenant agrees to sign.