Account Closed speaks of is gold! 

For an uppity old person who likes to contact their council member, this is gold. 

As someone who is from southern Ohio, about 90 mins from Hocking, I think it’s a good market, for people who got in before the Airbnb gold rush.

In my opinion, San Antonio is a real estate gold mine for the future of what San Antonio will be, partially due to the migrations from Austin but there are a lot of pros about this market. 

I don't think "keep digging" is particularly helpful advice whether hunting for gold, oil or missing owners.What I've found is that you have to combine art and science to prioritize your efforts to be effective.As a new opportunity detective, I suggest you reorganize your efforts and eliminate any property you determine is bank owned.

If your aunt believes the home is significantly undervalued, and your mom sells it at that "significantly undervalued" price, why wouldn't your aunt think she struck gold by obtaining a larger ownership stake?

BP is a gold mine!

There are great deals in Alabama (Birmingham for instance) but you need to be there because despite the fact that there are tons of properties on the market, there are very few that you can call "great deals" and once they come out on the market, you got to be ready (You snooze, you loose type of thing) If you made yourself familiar (I mean really familiar - cost, rent and rentability, quality, etc) with a good area of investing, your knowledge could be a gold mine to investors.

I plan on continuing my free education but at some point still really want a mentor to help know if I find a deal and I'm getting my foot in a "bear trap" or a finding "gold mine".

Or maybe a gold rush.