I see you live in CA...if you're going to be an OOS investor, why not choose a metro area that will perform better?

It is located in close proximity to I-10 and is home to the largest retail corridor in the metro area.This is a well maintained C+ property in a B+/A- location.

It is located in close proximity to I-10 and is home to the largest retail corridor in the metro area.This is a well maintained C+ property in a B+/A- location.

I am a new investor just starting out in the Charlotte metro area looking for single and multi-family rentals.

The good thing is that we only get maybe one snow a year here in the metro Atlanta area. 

I'm located in Boston which is a similarly expensive market and thought for sure that I had to go out of state because of the prices of properties right in metro Boston. 

I am working in the Detroit metro area (Royal Oak/Clawson/Farmington).Thank you,Walter

Hi, I am looking for some contacts/warehouses in the DFW metro area to buy any used/dented appliances to complete a rehab.

First of all POSTING anything about wanting private money actually violates a lot of Securities Laws.One of the best ways to attract private money is to attend your local Real Estate Investor association meetings regularly and develop relationships with the players there and a reputation as someone who knows what they are doing and who does solid deals.At your local groups:  SSIC, Metro East, St Louis REIA , Tim Grimmits Groups, Jason Pallisers Groups, Damon Remys Groups, Joe McCalls Groups and all the Lifeonaire people, you will find some event to attend regularly and there you will find.Hard Money:  Where you are going to have to start if you don't have a track record or friends and family. 

I'll PM you.You may want to read the following post about real estate in Phoenix as compared to California.Average Cash Flow Per Door In Phoenix Metro Areahttps://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/600/topics/58...