@Danielle Dickens I'd really get micro about what sub markets in Minneapolis or St Paul you want to focus on, those areas that have appreciated fast recently but aren't quite popular yet, think areas next to the hot spots where most don't yet recognize the growth in value.

I know videos are super popular, and I understand why.

I feel like I got to be missing something since this is a super popular business model in the area I am looking in, but somehow I see the numbers getting tight. 

Hello Everyone,I am wishing to connect and network with multi-family investors in the Metro Detroit area of Michigan, as I am a brand-new investor and looking to have some specific questions answered as they arise, if I could please.

Which unless you plan on holding for a long time doesn’t make any sense.If you found the property and sold it to the investors with tenants already ready to move in the same problem would arise down the road.

My concern is with the city not being a popular bustling city, what impact can that have on my investment?

There are a lot of popular cash flow markets but if you are asking why we chose the markets we have, it's for the following reasons in addition to just cash flow.1.

I cannot speak to Portland, but Cincinnati is a very popular market as of late, and I am seeing wholesalers in general, over paying and therefore under estimating rehab costs and over estimating ARV.  

Their goal isn’t to find you a great home for a great price contrary to popular belief !

I use popular software tools to self-manage rentals including listings when there are vacancies and leases.