Call real estate brokers to see if they have investor, agent friendly, good luck on this one I go so feed up with them that I went to get my license. 3.

The "positive cash flow" mantra picks up after economic downturns when folks who bought marginal properties find themselves feeding them each month and losing equity through falling values.  

I'm not going to let that get me down and will continue to feed the pipeline and utilize my strengths and improve on my weaknesses.

Great i say, but i don't know anything about it, but i've seen on my Linkedin feed a free seminar on property investing, lets go along.On the way there, i'm briefing my son on the tricks and traps that unscrupulous providers use to hook you in, and feeling quite smug that, that wouldn't happen to me.So i'm in the seminar, and the usual 'suspects' of entrapment begin... but as the evening unfolds, i watch my son, go from enthusiastic to 'damn i really want to do this dad'.

We are looking at a property in the East Lake are of Birmingham on 2nd Ave and would like to get any feed back from those familiar with the area on.

Any feed back would be appreciated.Thanks everyone

I'm no title search expert but I do a lot of my own searches when looking at foreclosure auctions, tax feeds and potential short sales.

I love that my feed is getting filled with useful information instead of the usual BS, and I really like when you do the Facebook Live, I attended my first webinar that way, good stuff!

Further inland is less desirable and had the steepest declines in value in the real estate downturn (2010).If you buy at cap rates that are too low, you probably will end up feeding the investment.  

When I posted this discussion it was for the purpose of getting feed back from the community and investors first hand experience with those markets.