It has brought in new investor buyers and I get the listings on properties that the investors are looking to liquidate.

A multi-accountant firm might be more likely to have practitioners that specialize in your various areas of business, whereas a solo shop may be much more limited.

-Cleveland, has a lot of cashflow potential, average multiform around $140k. https://learn.roofstock.com/bl...There are other smaller markets like Dayton, Akron, and and Newark, which we are starting to see these areas boom due to huge investors and corporations like Intel choosing to set up shop in these kind of areas.

Over the last few months, I have started using MailChimp to do more targeted marketing. I am specifically, targeting possible investors to my fund.A few takeaways (I'm very new at this so they may seem basic):1. Add a...

I'd like to add Indianapolis, Indiana, to the list and share why I believe it presents a compelling opportunity for investors this year, although I assume they are in alignment with some of the reasons to invest in the other midwest markets you mentioned.The entry price for homes in Indianapolis is relatively affordable (at an average sale price of $231k).

I have seller with the following situation:$240,000 single family house$165,000 balance due on mortgage ($159k balance + $6k in past due pmts)$950/month (PITI) is the current mortgage payment @ 3.875%$1,400/month Market RentIf the seller listed the property, they would walk away with roughly $60k after commissions.

I am not an expert in other areas of the market but Ohio lands on a lot of people's lists and coming from someone who is from Toledo ohio, I would never live anywhere else in the midwest because of affordability. 

Check out the other listings in your area for rentals at the same or nicer condition than yours and see what they are using.  

Two people in foreclosure, 200000 people in foreclosure, doesn't mean they are motivated to sell their house just because they are in foreclosure.The whole premise of lists , or classifying and labeling people/"motivated sellers", based on their situation, is completely wrong.If dealing with a foreclosure increases your chances of motivation, how come you need to send 1000 letters to the foreclosure list to get one deal?

For example, is there a certain (judgement amount owed)/(ARV) % that you could use as a rule of thumb to decide whether to research a sheriff sale listing any further.