But if you are willing to go to a lower purchase price you could increase your COC returns.

I am looking to cashout some of our equity for other purchases, but the big guys require LTVs that wont allow for the amount of equity i am seeking.  

I am currently seeking wholesalers, investors, and possible partnership in the REI field.

That was my strategy and now my only intent is increasing monthly income by acquiring more.

At the first of the year I took a job on the MS Gulf Coast and leased my house in North MS.  I would like to invest in some other properties using creative approaches.  I don't want to go through the bank and am think...

Fargo has actually grown and seen an increase in demand for housing with a simultaneous decrease in unemployment, which was already ridiculously low, since the oil 'bust'.  

We currently have a couple of SFRrentals up here in the WA area (Snohomish County) and are looking to increase our portfolio... but now I'm a bit torn on whether we continue to invest here in WA or if we look to AL now that we will likely be moving there by next summer.Pros and Cons that I've weighed for investing in AL as opposed to WA:Pro -1.) it's cheaper!!

I'm hoping some smart remodeling will allow me to rent for a higher figure and increase my cash flow.

I know how it gains you access to the MLS, networking opportunities, increase legitimacy, and save money on commissions (when I do a fix and flip).

Values are still increasing and it should be worth more next year than now.