The one challenge I have found in higher priced markets is that rents, while very high, are not high enough compared to the sales price, so the deal doesn't make sense.

I am a very new investor and I have found a great investment for a trailer park that is in foreclosure. 14 properties, land and trailers; 6 of the properties I would not even count.

Just dropped earnest money for a cash close next Fri on a place sight unseen from a wholesaler I found here on the forums.

I’ve found a great property that was flooded during Harvey.

I have found a condo in my area that is a perfect flip but my math says I need to get it for $65,000 max and the property is listed at $115,000 and the ARV is $128,880.

I looked them up on the county records and found that they are owned by an LLC.

Property management had found a tenant that met screening, and today tenant deposited $50 less than what was posted as security deposit.

I have found a few in the last 4 months, but I have not been able to close fast enough because my lenders take a min of 3 weeks. 

Hello All,I found a vacant four family in Connecticut.

In my case, I decided to get an MBA and found that while pricey, it offered me all the basics I needed to know and the skills to learn more without letting the fear of the unknown impede my progress.