But I plan on visiting many of the cities that pop up on BP that are supposedly good places to invest and meet with as many property managers and wholesalers as we can.

Most of the ones in Goose Creek were built around 1960-1980, and some recent developments have popped up.

Again, at $95 a pop for each, you could easily make that back on checked bag fees even if you only travel a few times a year.  

I posted a similar request on the Wyoming board but haven't received a response in several weeks so I thought I'd pop in here for advice.I live in northern Colorado but have been looking in Cheyenne, WY for my next SFR or Townhouse purchase as investment/rental.

I just used Fiverr the other day for my other business start up.https://www.fiverr.com/gigblast I used Gigblast, an artist in India, did a great job.

He said his firm handle the legal process for a lot of the student housing that has been popping up everywhere in Tuscaloosa.

Obviously it doesn't make sense to you at $4.5MM.. but if $3.4MM makes the building fit into your criteria, it may be something to consider. 30 years old at $186/sq. ft. with 10 short term, mom and pop leases doesn't make sense to me, either.Best of luck!

As you type Google has something called "predictive search" in which a little drop down menu will pop up as your typing and try to predict what you want to search.  

I'm definitely trying to focus on the first but this question kept popping into my head every time I heard someone on a podcast mention getting multiple loans in quick succession. 

Reason I am asking I just stated and interested to get something in the south and Greenville/Colombia popped up couple times..but never been there or have no idea of the market.