The location is very good... proximity to beach/ university etc.

Helps that it is near a popular university.

My name is Alex Plott and I'm currently a junior at Baylor University studying accounting and finance.

I have my team in place: Virtual Assitant(s), Buyers, Contractors, Closing Attorneys, Funding,Title Co.,  and some Realtors... but I don't have an investor Friendly Realtor...and when you have been doing this for a while, let me tell you...every Realtor is not built the same. 

Originally from Fort Wayne area however I've been living in Bloomington, IN while I attend Indiana University.  

I already own one income property and love the Lansing area potential due to the University and local colleges. 

I'll throw one more possibility onto the list:Some come from a societal background where renting is the norm.The cultural push toward home ownership we experience in North America is not universal.  

IE affordable to virtually anyone who has a job can save a little and has not butchered there credit because of inability to manage their personal funds.5.

And silestone quartz counters, which are a little more expensive than granite but virtually indestructible and require no annual sealing and buffing.

I have people going through the MLS everyday, make multiple offers constantly, and we find great development deals but virtually no flip or BRRRR deals.You'll have to get deals off-market.