I'm in Washington and read that there is a lot of regulation coming down, but I stay in my rural county to keep away from all that.

As example, list segments in Lufkin for single family homes <$100,000 with 2+bathrooms (the county doesn't report number of bedrooms) owners known to have low equity eliminated: 208 Seniors, age 60-89, 15+ year residence96 Absentee Owners215 Owners with Low Financial Stability Scores, age 40-89, 5+ year residenceThese are great potential sellers for you to mail a letter of post card letting them know how easy you can make it for them to sell their house to you.

Which is here https://www.georgiapublicnotice.com then sort by tax sales and look through the counties you are interested in or need assistance in.

Hi all,I'm considering a fourplex in a secondary market, and while researching the property on the county website, I found an assignment of leases and rents to the bank.

There are others but I believe that they are very active in Williamson County.

Prefer SFH far and away for the following reasons:Easier to rent / more responsible tenant - built in buyer - lower maintenance issues ( tenants typically take care of incidentals )  - larger appreciation  - easier to sell - larger cash flow - low vacancy rates ( 1.2 % average over the last 3 years ) - easier to overall manage  All my units are in Winnebago County with the following averages appraised value  $88,000 / cash flow $312 m / LTV 67.2% / 5+ and 13+ remaining amortizations ( originally 7 and 15 full termed ) monthly expenses $54 m 2018 47 m 2017 so technically net cash flow would be $258 2018 and $265 2017.

Hi BP Community,I am turning over a now vacant Semi-Detached Row home in Dundalk (Baltimore County) and am dealing with a nightmare neighbor.

I ran a property today for a friend on a $138,000 house, and here's what the numbers wound up as:Owner-occupied: $1,035.26 or $86.25/moNon Owner-occupied: $4,376.69 or $364/moHere's another I pulled today, same county but different school district, and the actual tax bill so you can see how it's calculated.

Fairfield county is hard to find anything in, but if you go further north into Litchfield or further east into New Haven / Hartford, I'm sure you could find more bang for your buck.

We have been looking in Westchester County, NY & Fairfield County, CT.