They started out as American community bank, then purchased by Yadkin valley bank & trust which changed their name to just Yadkin bank.

Hello BPersI just got into contract on my first out of state SFH in Hoover (Deer Valley Sub division- zip code 35226).

I believe that long-term, with the Light Rail expanding and sites already picked out in downtown Tacoma, there is strong potential over the next 5-10 years for appreciation similar to what we're seeing in the Rainier Valley of Seattle.I don't really like multifamily in the Stadium District for the most part, I feel that it is an area where the highest returns to be had will come from the high-end SFR and condo market.

Here are the pros and cons:Pros:Low expenses; will cash flow well after both units rentedNewly renovated; cleanCub Foods is 5 minutes awayTwo blocks away from bus stopClose to highway, Downtown and a universityClose to the River and parksCons:Low-income areaNo garage (but fresh black-top), but space for building one (3-door, potentially)Has a CELLAR instead of a basement (how does that work?...)

With river views and proximity (5min drive) to downtown, we believe that the real value of the property is in the land and its future redevelopment potential.I’m simply looking to connect with other investors with like-minded investment strategies: investing in cash-flowing properties with future redevelopment upside.

I've been buying 3-5 SFR homes every month in the Central Valley, heavily in Stockton and Modesto for the last three or so years.

As of right now I do not intend to quit my job to be a full-time realtor, however I am open to the possibility in a few years once I have built a database if I have been successful.Anybody on here a broker in the East Valley that would be willing to meet and discuss details?  

The property was a nice 4/3 SFR in an up and coming community in the NW Valley of Phoenix. 

West 7th might be worth the risk, the residents are on the poorer side but there is alot of buzz about it being an up and coming neighborhood for young hipsters, similar to north east Minneapolis (The area is quite nice along the river, its stated things started turning around after some notorious landlord in that area lost everything).

I was floating down the Bitterroot river last june with my banker ( annual fishing trip)... and we were chatting between hatch's  bugs were not cooperating.I was telling him about this phenom on BP about owning rental properties and that somehow people think its a passive business..