What if nobody wants to live in it?  

And then I still wouldn't buy because if insurance keeps going up and up, it will be unsellable and tenants don't want to live in a flood zone unless they are on the upper floors.

Hi everyone, my name is Ernesto Martinez and I live in Oklahoma City.

I live in Miami so starting to invest in properties that are local will not be the best move.

I do live in a lower-income area that is now up and coming (more job opportunities, more infrastructure being built, local amusement parks, close to city, etc).

The inspection revealed that he had taken down on living room blinds, bedroom valance to the blind.

I live about 1.5 hrs east of Cincinnati.

I live near St.

Also figure out whether the work involved is worth the expected returns.I found that getting over to do work on a house I didn’t live in to be far more challenging than anticipated (so I won’t be attempting any flips in the near future).

Pete,  I live and invest in NE TN and from my perspective it is a great market.