Cap rates here tend to be lower because of the price of land in Scottsdale, but with some digging, I'm convinced they can be found.

The MontCo and Chester county subgroups of DIG meet in Collegeville the 2nd Wed of every month.

However, if you were to look at foreign ownership across all real estate classes, I suspect the U.S.A. would still hold the top spot {I'll have to dig a little to verify if this is still true}.3.

HI @Anne Corona, good to see a fellow Sacramentian in the house.We are going to dig deep into flipping at the next Summit at the Guild - that's a live event in Sacramento were us BP'er meet in real life.To get on the mailing list, sign up at guildsummit.comYou'll hear local flippers give advice about what's currently going on in Sacramento.

Some interesting reading here, I've been trying to dig into the Sharpe Ratio as applies to real estate lately.  

Once you have $50,000 in margin then you can dig in and see what you can do for that money and still make a profit.

I don't understand the BRRRR so I'll have to do more digging on that. 

There is certainly a ton of good information on the site that i am sure will answer your questions with enough digging.

Hi Naomi I am a buyer for flips or holds if you can dig them up.

Hi Julia Shevchenko actually CV is a good place to dig in.