Quote from @Brooklyn McCarty: We have a duplex in Fort Morgan, AL.

But with 50K you can get a great Old brooklyn duplex for 130-160k, getting 800-900 per floor with next to no headaches.

Purchase price: $75,000 Cash invested: $50,000 Newly renovated 3/1 in Brooklyn Park, MD What made you interested in investing in this type of deal?

@Brooklyn McCartyYes I heard about that , in addition to that homes in Nashville seem more expensive than Orlando.

I live in Brooklyn, but I have been keeping an eye on Philly for a while.

I was personally thinking of Brooklyn or Queens.

Every lender we've spoken to in NYC claims to never have even heard of the FHA construction-to-perm program, except for a single mortgage broker who we're hesitant to work with, as he's a developer himself and we're nervous that he wants to buy the plot we're hoping to build on.Ideally, we hope to secure an FHA construction-to-perm loan for a 2-family home in Brooklyn, NY, within the King County FHA limits.

If you think scalability NOW, you will do things differently than if you were not thinking of it at all.I own several Brooklyn multi-Family with Partners.

I am going to be a real estate investor.Because I work downtown, I have my sights set on initially owner-occupying a 2-4 family in Brooklyn, Bronx, or Jersey City.

Hi BP Community,I am planning a trip to Cleveland in November to analyze the Parma, Strongsville, and Brooklyn area.