I am doing cash flow and appreciation, so some at higher price pointIf keen to learn, read my post on‘Detroit the comeback kid’

I'm not keen on condos after my research but my mind is not closed.

We have done some flips in Oz and are keen to get to work in the Treasure Valley.

Hi BP friends,Anyone know a good RE agent in Southern NH(Keene).

Hi, My name is Chris and I am very new to the exciting world of real estate investing, but I have a keen interest and I am very motivated!

buy land get it up zoned and approved for HBU and flip timber tracts that you can instantly log and resell we made millions doing this on OPM .. and it viable in the Carolinas etc.since its a full time gig you need to look at more robust ways to create income than as you already understand drip income is not going to get your were you need to be in a short amount of time.. rentals is a very LONG game. so you need to be looking at crap properties that can be turned around and resold if you can do them in 13 months you get cap gains.. and or rent them for a year or two and you can roll up for a 1031 and keep velocity going that way.. but again I would not be so keen on just giving up 300k a year  many of the landlords on this site can get to that 5 to 10k a month and that's all they need to live on.. someone used to larger income that usually wont cut it.. so scale has to be huge to replace 25k a month..

But now I am super keen on it.We have the opportunity to move back to Sarasota for two reasons1:Save a ridiculous amount on state taxes with my main business2:  to invest that saved money into real estate.Im curious to know what is working in Sarasota and if its worth it to move there for this reason.Ideally I would like to invest in rental cash flowing properties, but I do not mind other strategies as well and where to even begin.I hear that it is tough to get homes at a good price here due to huge firms bidding them up, but I cannot imagine it being nearly as competitive as San Diego.My girlfriend's dad is a mortgage broker so I have a sweet deal on financing if needed.I would also be interested to here if anyone is in San Diego and thinks I should stay here to invest, although im sure thats not the case as rents are lower than mortgages here.However I go, I would need this to work out as I would be giving up quite a bit here in San Diego for a few years to build up a portfolio of real estate there.Any advice on which direction to move in is highly appreciatedChristian

You will get a very keen sense of value very quickly when you see what's available.

As a salesperson who lives on commission, I am not keen to waste a broker's time until I think the area is where I want to be.

Those stock apps work well too, I'm just not really keen on stock investing any more.