The majority of the housing stock is old (100 years+) in the central city.

Most tenants should not consider lease options:(1) Unlike equity options, lease options are not highly regulated as there is no central exchange for them.

I've heard from various post that to do deals like this I will have to go to the Central Valley( Modesto, Stockton) Any insight on wholesaling in the Bay area would be very helpful.

I moved from Bakersfield to the central coast of California in 2000 and began my career of buying and selling houses.

They all at one time or another had a central heat/air system but they have since been robbed.

I'm in Central Cal and curious your ideal price point for homes that work well for you.I know your market and mine are different, but I'm on the "v2.0 RE recovery" after a bad real estate fall out with an ex partner and attempting to get back into the game.

We are diving into the LL market in the Central Ohio area.

Returns, for a single story building heat only (no central AC) with furnace in basement, just need to get to the flooring of the first floor, so not as much effort involved to doing that.

I will certainly keep you up to date on what's happening here in East Central Indiana and of course if I go south for anyting towards the Indi area.My wife and I actually lived in and around Indi for 14 years, Fishers for 5 of those years.

I've worked in a lot of industries over my career, but it was during my 2 years as a project manager for a land developer in Central Wisconsin that I really started getting the itch to do my own thing.