My wife and I have just recently been in discussions with a GC in North Phoenix regarding a partnership opportunity on a fix-and-flip.

I'm not exactly brand new to bigger pockets but I never posted an introduction and I'm still new to REI. I've been reading and contributing to the blog for several months now and have listened to about 80 of the podca...

Even at just 6% appreciation, you'll be adding another $15k or so in value per year, and then you could sell it at the peak of the market if you like and make your money then or 1031 exchange the equity into another investment property without paying capital gains on the profit.One thing you might want to consider is looking at 2-4 unit multifamily properties (duplex, triplex, fourplex) as the lending is the same as other residential and it's much easier to get a return.As far as neighborhoods go, it's really street by street, so you need to look at each property individually and can't just assume a neighborhood is good or bad based on the zip code.BUT -- if you want a general suggestion of areas to look in where you may be more likely to find a good buy, I would try looking in Carmichael, Citrus Heights, Arden Arcade, North Oak Park, North City Farms, etc.

Hello allMy name is Marcus Napier I live just north of Cincinnati in West Chester I have owned one rental for about 10 years and have a nice positive cash flow.

How about any real estate meet ups or groups that are active in the North Jersey area?

I'm about 45 minutes North in Crown Point, Indiana.

Bill Quirk 916 3192020Hayward, Union City, Castro Valley, San Lorenzo, Ashland, Cherryland, Fairview, Sunol, North FremontAsm.

Hello colleagues, I am in need of commercial investment property in North Carolina.  

My name is Mike Oresar and I am a REI from a western suburb of Chicago called Downers Grove.  

I recommend you locate your investments in just about anywhere in north Dallas County and any other growth areas.