I'm particularly fond of North Collinwood.Some cities that have POS are more investor friendly than others.  

They're very fond of the market because of the amount of government jobs and the logistics make it ideal for a rental.

Many owners that sit on the board may occupy their homes year-round and aren't always fond of STR's.

I understand you must wait 90 days, but I’m still not to fond on if this is even a possible route to take as a entry level fix/flipper.

I know fond a deal sell to another higher.

Hi all,I've recently grown fond of rehabs and flips and I'm looking to connect with like minded investors who were once where I am today - starting out like a deer caught in head lights!

I always can fond perfect cabinets for a discount at the Restor store.

@Joni MartinHello Joni,I believe there are advisors who are knowledgeable about real estate, but they are few and far between.Full disclosure, I am a stock broker based out of Montreal, Canada and I also personally invest in real estate in the states.It has been mentioned before that most advisors are not fond of their clients' task estate because they cannot earn anything on those assets.

Then you aren't 'on' the kids for taking care of the place and they wont get hurt on your property either.Then when they move in give them a big Welcome Home bag of coffee - maybe some mugs from local coffee shop or UMD too (something that they will think of you fondly when using) and they will want to live up to showing you how mature they really are ;). 

I'm fond of McAllen and been here since Backstreet Boys were on the Billboard. :)