Cap rates look great, crime is low, and the city itself seems to be booming as of late. 

I'm hoping someone can shed some light on this idea.I always get new mail or advertisements on credit cards that offer up to 12-18 months with no interest payments.

Anyone flipping old houses in Little Rock and surrounding areas, I will take any old metal kitchen cabinets you're getting rid of off your hands, and maybe light fixtures, sinks, etc. too.

Whether you bring them on board or not is up to you and I would tread lightly until you get through a project or two. 

Neighbours very often do not get along with renters and renters will often leverage their position if they find out a unit is illegal.The problem usually arises out of the fact that cellar dwellers are generally low quality tenants and can cause problems that often result in complaints to oficials..  

He gave us the low down on the well and septic and he really hates banks and realtors. 

Best bet would be conventional with maybe as low as 15-20% down.

If so, the additional accounting cost per LLC can be very, very low provided that you are doing the basic bookkeeping yourself and passing off to a CPA at tax time.

Gave great advice and connected me with an inspector who had an eye for flipping and was able to connect me with low cost / high quality subs.

In 2018, these "artists" can be replaced by millennial hipsters that open coffee shops, juice bars, and hot yoga studios in low income areas subsequently causing the area to get increasingly better over time.Has anyone else noticed this trend?