I would love to hear some pointers directly from someone investing OOS in the market I would like to pursue!

I imagine the vacancy rate is reasonable, but the very small town was a concern (and still is) and it wasn't going to be very efficient for my team to operate there so I did not pursue that deal from 2 years ago.

If the borrower is still living in the property, has been keeping it up and paying property taxes then it may be worth pursuing. 

Hi, everyone , I'm trying to pursue Real Estate Wholesaling and I've tried the basics.

I do not own any property as of right now but am looking into pursuing to purchase a multi unit complex 2-4 in the near future once I am knowledgeable in the field.

I am going to step back and focus on the facts because I definitely see the benefits.

This prospect, though small, does excite me, since it can be my first baby step in real estate.In Brandon Turner's book about no money down real estate investing, this strategy is not covered.

Always run your numbers using the worst-case scenario instead of best-case.With that being said this deal is not something that I would personally pursue.

For insurance and lending information I would go ahead and look for agents (mortgage brokers and insurance agents will guide you through step by step).

Dear Memphians,My name is Ned Roche and I am currently in college pursuing my bachelors degree.