Lot of great deals in Phoenix, it's simply can you the buyer 1) find them and 2) be competitive on pricing and 3) asset management the property to ultimately drive exit sales price.So yes, lot of markets out there.

Test drive 3-4 and pick the one that works best for you. 

I’m 32 and female, so that’s a biological countdown(although I know I want to foster/adopt also) I’m not against being a single mom(adopting before finding a partner) but my career(forensics with the Sheriff) keeps me on call and out in the middle of the night at crime scenes so I would need a strong community support to sustain the child until I can have 100% passive income. 

I've tried driving for dollars and checking out realtor.com, zillow, etc. for my area. 

Hi All - I found a house while driving around that appears to be abandoned but the house itself looks to be in good shape and it's in a good neighborhood. 

My agent took me for a drive one day up north in CT and the rest was history.

Really good info--I had heard that NFIA sounds less sustainable (solvent?)

I look at a City like Jackson MS and same thing you drive through South Jackson were you can buy inexpensive rentals.. and virtually 90% of all the commercial is boarded the last grocery store in the neighborhood closed about 7 years ago.. now all the residence have to drive at least 10 miles or more to shopping and all the nice new shopping is north and East of these areas.. 

So let's say I buy this beautiful split window and love driving this thing around.

Define what skills you could bring to the table to help investors - will you drive for dollars, be a bird dog, do data crunching.