BP Community,I'm a new investor, pushing hard for my first deal.

Glad to have found this community of people!

On paper the initial numbers look great but some of the properties I looked at do not allow for investors or have requirements that the owner must live in the property for a year and then only allow the unit to be rented for a maximum of three years without requesting a hardship exemption from the community association.

Hello Bigger Pockets community, my name is Justin Abney and I am a full-time realtor and new real estate investor from the metro Detroit area.

I've set time in my schedule each week for REI research and professional development that PB will definitely be part of.I also would really like to get involved in a local REI community, So thanks, @Alexander Wardell for the suggestion, I will look into the upcoming events for the Boston Real Estate Guild!

As I'm sure you know folks living in a park community don't want to move because of the expense.

I have not posted for quite some time and I thought that I would share with the bigger pockets community what I have been doing over the past couple years.

I'm planning to go with small community lenders and after some time do a HELOC as well.3.

I apologize the post is a bit general and might be premature, but since I am new and eager to learn, I thought I will share this post with you and hear from the community your thoughts on if it is profitable to invest there since the house appreciation rate is fairly low.

Slow start with Norada so far but not in a rush and in it for the long term.This is a great community and I am glad i found it.Regards,Royston