I’m not debating or anything I’m just saying I’m not sure OOS is the reason why people are screwed over.... it can also happen as a local for sure.

Yup taxes, POT smell, homeless, crime are now gradually coming back as the points of debate given the original thesis that drove “NYCs obituary” was around people migrating out in droves to a sunshine state and living a relaxed high quality life and sipping tequilas everyday.

I just see it as stripping the last bit of value from desperate people.Regardless, I much prefer the debate.   

This topic has been debated over and over on BP and nobody can seem to come to a consensus.

I am newbie to real estate wholesaling and I've been debating if I just want to start with being an agent to gain more knowledge and get that support or just continue on my wholesaling journey.

Denver definitely checks all of your boxes.It's funny, I was debating with a friend in Denver tonight about whether Revelstoke or Kelowna was a better place to move to. 

Given the debate that goes into that question for US residents I am not sure how the complications of international borders would affect that.I think you will be hard pressed to find a property in Denver for 100K but if you do and want a opinion on the area feel free to contact me.

Tough on the middle class working renter IMO. maybe you do long term contract of sales. this would skip the whole renter landlord debate and rules.. give you the long term cash flow you want.. lock in equity which has kind of peaked .. and pay your tax's over long period of time.. if they fail you get it back and do it again. ??? 

I have managed to save up 100k and debating the right approach to investing it.

@Sara NoblesI'm not interested in a long debate on National Real Estate Insurance Group (NREIG)/Affinity Group Management but here's how I see it:1) I have heard many complaints about your company denying seemingly reasonable claims but I don't hear this about other insurance companies.