I have some free and paid resources specifically created for Alabama landlords.

Quote from @Kefah Al-Ramahi: Hello All, I own a property in Elyria,OH. 2 duplexes on one parcel.

I am a new wholesaler in the Birmingham Alabama area looking to connect with other wholesalers and cash buyers in the Huntsville and Birmingham area.

I know nothing about.Right now I work for a developer in Northern Alabama and it's really bubbly and sudsy here.

Based on my research on landlord-favorable states, I came up with:Midwest: Indiana and OhioSoutheast: Arkansas, Louisiana, Alabama, Georgia, North Carolina, West VirginiaWould you not invest in any of these states, and if so, why? 

@Jane Grimm You an a cash-out refi with any of the big banks. 75% is usually the limit, but you could shop around to some of the smaller low Al banks and FCUs for a higher amount The smaller lenders that keep some loans in-house can be more flexible with their terms but, generally speaking, the big banks will have the most competitive rates.

.-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------1 UCIOA states with priority include: Alaska, Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, Minnesota, Nevada, Vermont and West Virginia2 UCA states with priority include: Alabama, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Tennessee and Washington.

I am currently in Huntsville, AL and trying to get connected with quality wholesalers with good deals.

For cash flow just invest in our lovely Indiana, Ohio, Alabama market.

Hi BP,My name is Scott and I'm a newbie investor/wholesaler in the Huntsville, AL area.