It would be nice to share ideas.A few more specifics: - I’m interested in single-family or small multi-family dwellings in A or B zones- The closer to the West Coast the better, but that said, I’d be willing to go all the way to Nova Scotia if that’s where the math works best...ideally I’d like to follow the one percent rule - Random detail: I’m actually a poet looking to support my writing habit through sound investing.

Are you trying to list the property for sale, buy existing property with income, or are you trying to buy the property and do a development deal on it?

While not military, I have many similar circumstances, including the constraints, as an investor.Right now I am aiming to continue educating myself, but I would like, ideally, to reach out to folks in Jacksonville, FL (and other FL areas), Alabama, and Tennessee to build teams and expand my investments. 

I am sure 99% of people on BP are ethical - however, you never know and someone can swoop the deal from right under your nose.2) I think $160,000 is personally a little bit high for that property.3) Alot of the basements in Allentown built in that period are not ideal for another unit.You may be to fix it to add additional square footage; but not another unit.

Maybe you have a duty station where family lives or something that would be an ideal place to invest.

@Michael Le : yup, i agree. ideally i would like to go as large as i can go without being fiscally irresponsible and since i am a newbie to this, dont want to bite off more than i can chew.

Hello all, I am looking to connect with experts in land development.  

An ideal agent would be someone who enjoys working with a first time home buyer, who has the heart of a teacher, and who is familiar with investing strategies.

These last 2 questions defy logic in my mind, but some developers have built strip centers this way. 2.

A partner of mine and I are looking to start a 6-9 lot SFR development in an up-in-coming area in Los Angeles, CA.