Welcome to BP @Christopher Oliver Find and network with local investors using find feature!

You would have to hire a property manager to look after them all, and it is difficult to fine ONE good property manager, let alone numerous PMs in numerous cities.Do you know where you want to end up after the Navy?

Manuel Sarabia We have flipped numerous condos.

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Make sure you have good insulation, windows and other energy saving features if possible. 

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Wholesaling is frowned upon by LREC, but if it is done correctly you have nothing to be concerned with.You can read the actual law here:  http://www.lrec.state.la.us/pages/license-law-upda...Here is a link to a newsletter from LREC regarding the subject:  http://www.lrec.state.la.us/files/March2015.pdfThe part of the newsletter related to wholesaling is as follows:"According to Louisiana license law, real estate activity that requires licensure is defined as any activity relating to any portion of a real estate transaction performed for another by any person, for a fee commission or with the expectation to receive valuable consideration for services.The LREC has recently received numerous inquiries regarding unlicensed real estate activity.

@Joshua Dorkin without being imposing, I think this thread could fit in very well as a FEATURED thread, with the purpose of exposing it to newer members.  

A very retro home with digital features that cater to the millennial generation is what will sell fast here on the east side of Austin where most of the gentrification is taking place. 

This is one of my favorite features of Bigger Pockets especially for asking specific questions.