I discovered biggerpockets podcast as a recommendation from this YouTube video I seen.

More middle class and less rich versus poor.This seems to lead to a higher percentage of cheap properties being in C class neighborhoods.Smaller towns also tend to have a lower cost of living, lower average incomes, and thus lower house prices.Smaller towns also have less eyes on them, thus less demand.But, if the small town is growing, it’s been discovered.

BlaneI had a friend that invest in Fort Wayne then I discover Evansville from here BP.

Is the secret out on RV parks now too? 

And while these are just very broad, high level projected numbers that will take levels of creative financing I’m learning and have yet to discover, I’m kind of lost on how exactly my student loan comes to play in all this.

Good map to view them here: https://www.zipmap.net/South_C...Overall the Greenville market is hot but let's just say it isnt a secret anymore. 

Who knows, maybe you discover an excellent contractor by doing this. 

I recently lost my job due to Covid and now have the time and energy to educate myself on the process and most importantly, the numbers to make a new deal.I discovered Bigger Pockets via the podcasts, and hooked ever since.

It's also highly unlikely that your MLS will allow you to list a property for resale when you don't already own it.All it's going to take for the poop to hit the fan is for a family member or friend to discover that you screwed Grandma out of $20,000 of her equity. 

If you think you will go FHA, Conventional, FHA 203k, etc. and then Quit Claim the property, to a LLC, or a Land Trust you run the risk of the lender discovering a Title Transfer occurred and activating the "Acceleration Clause" or "Due on Sale Clause" that requires the loan to be paid in full, within 'x' number of days.