There does seem to be a lot of opportunity for flippers here from what I've heard in older/eclectic neighborhoods.

Are investors holding properties as rentals or rehabbing to sell at retail (assuming there is a mix, but is it weighted in a particular direction in this area)?

Assuming you mix your car use among business/pleasure/work and you don’t keep track of the exact milage.

In general, are the majority of absentee owned addresses (purchased from ListSource) going to be rental units or is there balanced mix of homeowners who just are not currently living at these addresses.

If I was in my 30's, I'd probably want a mix.

It starts out a "mixed" neighborhood of middle to upper-middle class Jews and Gentiles and goes through some devastating white flight as middle class Blacks start to buy there.

It would seem that the best course of action is to find an optimal mix between own cash deposit and loan.Vlad

I have mixed feelings about their entire program, mainly because we(my dad and I) started out by getting their coaching at something like 5000, and due to our own life choices and lack of motivation for the program, put it on hold after six months, and then it just expired after a year and a half.

If the investor is happy with little to no cash flow and wants the higher tax depreciation write down with equity on the back end then it's a good fit.I find to get a mix of a good cap and appreciation you move to nicer suburban areas.

Additionally whenever I can add to the mix I will be more than willing. regards,Mike