Biggest take away is finding a location or a property that you can run the numbers on any renovation or market to check future ARV/equity.You want to have equity built up in the shortest amount of time to try and refinance to take cash out or take out a Heloc. 

Hey Victor, I would check out the Columbus market.

I was just talking on our podcast about this with Anthony Vicino, our tenants are our customers and too many landlords ignore customer satisfaction just because everyone NEEDS housing of some sort.

Old apartments (maybe 1920s), some new infill, certain areas had major drug problems (check with Stockton Police on this, I just avoid area; I looked at apartments there but found that few had any parking for residents) Now there are new developments south of downtown near the airport (Hwy 99 side; east) and on I-5 side (west).

We've a track record to share and a story to tell as we market our "new" resort to a large & generally untapped upscale customer base throughout Texas as well as both nationwide and internationally.

if its too good to be true it probably is. i never do any of these programs. anyone that sets a timeline on real-estate success is not genuine, there are so many circumstances for each individual investor that determine that trajectory.the only person making a good investment in 3-6 mos is the guys taking your checks.

Check what kind of wood they are, match them up with a good Sherwin Williams paint that is for cabinets.

I'll have to check out Wes Moss podcast.

For what I'm looking for... again no matter whit who i check everyones want 20% down payment so I'm looking less then that i know also about the points between 2 to 4 ty again for your answers guys

I should have double checked before posting.