I personally like the B areas (Citrus Heights, Rancho Cordova, Natomas) of the city.

In Brooklyn neighborhoods like Flatbush, Parts of Bedstuy/Bushwick/Crown Heights, East New York etc. 

I'm also looking to BRRR, currently looking at Tampa Heights, Temple Terrace and USF area. 

Many sellers have crazy ideas of what properties are worth, especially if they bought at the height of the bubble or they are hanging onto the bubble value.So, maybe that gives you some idea of the value.My experience with buying REOs is that the banks won't come off their listing price very much.

Nick Tang has one in meetup.com "New Jersey Real Estate Investors Association" in 650 Terrace Ave, Hasbrouck Heights, NJ not sure if it is close to where you are but it is one of the meetups up north.

Well the Maple Heights one for sure.

Thank you,RamiThere are so many different intricacies of D.C. right now from tenant laws to which neighborhood’s are getting worse vs stable, I’d probably look for a rental In D.C. in the Riggs park area, I’d also strongly consider the D.C. suburbs if you want something more stable, if you want more risk/reward the formerly gentrifing areas of the city, like petworth, Columbia heights, Brentwood & the H st corridor have some potential upside if you believe in the city but also substantial downside, so I’d definitely decide what your goals/risk tolerance is. 

Your experience here will take you to new heights that will help drive you to success.

I am close to being ready to buy another place, looking at a single family house this time, but I'm a little worried about speculation driving prices up and buying at the height of the market before prices normalize.

Hi BP friends,Would you happen to know any competent and fair handymen that you really can count on, trust and know will be on-top of their work that actively reside and operate in the Killeen, Copperas Cove or Harker Heights area?