I live in Fort Collins and am having trouble finding properties that fit my criteria.

Tons of economic growth at Fort Gordon, SIbley Mill, lots of efforts to improve the downtown area (money being spent down there), and a growing medical community.

As for the ARV being at 75% of total cost, there are a few that can be had here, but if you are looking to BRRR, it will depend on the neighborhood and we are looking at a year wait in the neighborhood for forced appreciation to get you there. 2020 has been great in the Greater Fort Hood Area for it, but I suspect that next year's foreclosure market will wipe out some of those gains, but in the long term I have not had too many issues with the 190 (I-14) beltway. 

Dallas- Fort Worth http://youtu.be/yrhJsJPfOLg

I grew up in Fort Worth and went to school at Texas Tech.

Hey BP,I am interested in a property in Fort Worth.  

@Jeremy Tillotson and I just bought a house in Fort Wayne, Jeremy found it through his local connections and I funded the purchase, we are all in for @ 46k so a little over your cash amount of 40k but in the ball park.  

Here in Fort Lauderdale, Broward County, FL the foreclosures are listed on the Broward County Clerk site - https://www.broward.realforeclose.com/index.cfmIn order to participate in the auction, bidders must register on that site and place a deposit equal to 5% of the estimated high bid for each property they anticipate winning at the sale for the bids to be considered.

Hi, I just listed my first home in Fort Collins for rent.  

Primarily in foreclosure auctions in Fort Myers, Cape Coral and Naples Florida .We are looking to align with other professionals in our area ( or interested in our area) and build our team to scale our business and create opportunity and value for all involved.Really open to conversation and possibility!