@Guifre Mora Thanks for your reply.My favorites from your response would have to be #9.

Here are some pics of some of my favorite items left behind in properties. 

Yes, I've had a few calls from signs: found a couple buyers, a potential lead that went nowhere, and callers who just needed someone to talk to (those were my favorite).

@David Squiller OKC is my favorite market, but I'm biased! 

All the podcasts end with a question about favorite books and there are many threads here about them

Oh and my favorite "Meet Tiffany, she's going to be staying with us here at our place for a bit because she has nowhere to go".Good Luck in whatever you decide!

My favorite is hosted by Rick Pozos on the second Wednesday of every month at the Mama Margie's on I-10.

@Erik Whiting I understand what you're saying, but in practice state borders are porous and we've seen a lot of people leave Rhode Island for other parts of the country where governments and taxes are more friendly to businesses, and consequently there are more employers/jobs available.Texas and the Carolinas, not to mention Florida (an old favorite of Rhode Island emigrants) have been places people have commonly gone after leaving RI.

Used to be my favorite way to buy until the hedge fund reps began showing up.

What are you guys favorite books on the topic of house flipping.