The town in which the park is located is very small, only about 12k people.  

@JayakrishnaBommasamudram thanks for the advice - the house I'm targeting is in the town next to Newark, and I'm definitely aware of the no-go zones in Newark.

I currently have 4 rental units (1 duplex and 2 SFRs) all in different parts of town.

Let's say that amount is 6%.The brokerage/agent then offers some of that to all the other brokerages/agents around town.

ToddIf you're limited on capital, wholesaling can be a great way to get started.I'll tell you this - Of the +/- 50 wholesalers around town that I have connected with over the years, I have not had any of them bring me a deal that is worth pursuing.

I live in Arizona and am considering buying a lot and building a home to immediately sell upon completion in my home town in Kansas.

A movie theater, shopping, restaurants and town center type area is going in across the street and should be opening at the end of next year.

I'm an out of town REI (california) looking to find a MF (<20 units of 1br/1ba preferred, doesn't have to be individually metered) in San Antonio, TX!!

In a university town like Madison renewable energy is a big advantage.

Additionally, some affluent towns might have extra fee's for waste removal, parking, etc that local contractors and this city hall will know about. 75% in a nice neighborhood is a good ARV according to what I'm reading for more luxury homes.