Maybe you know the area or live next door and have a better idea than most about the values in the neighborhood.

Disclaimer: I’m not attorney and this is not legal advise but it’s my experience of actions I’ve taken with success.Docs Your going to need are SCC docs with articles of organization as well as a operating agreement as well as a federal identification number “EIN”.

Johnny needs to take title in an entity or organization structured in such a way that a FTL will not automatically attach to the property.

Both of the houses that i own are in (one is a duplex actually) are in gentrifying neighborhoods. 

You can check the Events section here on BP, but I'll list out a few others below that I've been to:Fixated on Real Estate (FORE): Organized by Tarl Yarber. 

I also checked out the meeting you organize- I love the charging  a token amount that both buys the group pizza and weeds out the people who RSVP impulsively but never show up- something I'll keep in mind for a meeting I might try to arrange in the future.

The Eastmark neighborhood east of the San Tan 202 and the Phoenix Mesa Gateway Airport is seeing some impressive growth; they just opened two new schools.We are also hearing reports of some potential new jobs in Tech and Manufacturing coming south of the Valley in Casa Grande and Coolidge. 

When I bought it in 2011 it was purchased for $110,000 and it's worth something in the neighborhood of 160,000 today, and I still owe about 69,000 on the mortgage, so i have a good bit of equity.

Does anyone have any experience with that neighborhood?

Hi My fellow BP members,I am a out of state investor trying to find a decent cash flow SFR in B+ neighborhoods in Montgomery  and one of the turnkey provider has a property in Lynndale 36116.It's at 80k sell price and cash flow looks decent but based on my initial research on the neighbourhood it looks like C class based on median income and employment statistics.