If you're looking at good solid cash flow, middle/low to low income is the way to go.

Don't know if that's true, but I'm in the middle of this right now and that's what I've found to be the case.

A property goes from seller A to buyer C with you in the middle collecting a fee.

DIFC is the largest finance center in the Middle east with over $5 trillion private and corporate investment portfolios.

All four of them are more expensive upper middle class homes, and brought acceptible prices (for this market).My (ex) agent tells me that houses in the 100k range are selling as soon as they are listed.

I know too many people with the actual money to deal with the middle men in the business.

This middle ground of taking the cheap houses and getting them performing is not for the lazy, feint of heart or those who aren't willling to physically be in their market for the transition period as these houses go from vacant liabilities to occupied investments.

This one will be hard to rent because it is a nice middle calss house in a nice middle class neighborhood, and all the middle class renters are now living in McMansions, where they are paying a small portion of the mortgage on houses that aren't selling.

Once you have chosen your niche, you want to become familiar with every aspect, which covers getting past obstacles during the preparation stage, beginning stage, middle stage, and closing stage of the deal.

Then nail actual batts over all the groves and over the flat siding at the same width.I see that done on the more expensive middle class houses here, and it looks quite nice.