You can cash flow in areas of the central valley.. although as James says you will simply buy them through traditional brokerages who will then refer to PM's...

They also cited me for a damage to drywall (Section 8 [Chicago Housing Authority] cites landlords for repaired drywall that hasn't been painted).

Had MAJOR issues getting the loan due to my temp work authorization, but finally figured it out at the 11th hour. 

I will start looking for cost segregation experts in central PA.

We're located in Central PA neat Harrisburg, the state capital. 

I grew up in upstate NY and moved to Central CT for work after graduating college.

Again, I don’t think that these tenants are going anywhere, and the sooner you have someone start saying “no” to them with unequivocal authority tone, the better for you.

Hi @Natalie Lee,I grew up in Brooklyn/Queens, many years ago, and currently live in the Bronx (North Central).

I'm looking for a contractor to work with in central NJ for this deal and future deals.

I'll just gonna answer the first question.These are the possible ways on how can you find foreclosed homes:Driving through the neighborhood and see real estate signs such as "Foreclosure", "Bank-Owned", & "Bank Repo"Looking in the legal notices pages of your local paper to spot authorized auctioneers advertising courthouse steps auctions in your area.