So I discovered a property while driving for dollars that appears to have potential.

I came into this research thinking I knew the city but now I'm quickly discovering just how much there is to know!

If anyone is willing to share their "trade secret" relating to finding off-market opportunities, I would love to hear it! 

Unfortunately, when I ripped up the carpets that were in when I bought the place, I discovered the subfloor was some dubious tile material - even in the upstairs bedrooms.

I think they all hopped on a secret SpaceX flight or something. 

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.