(Most if not nearly all hoa associations don’t allow it in SE Florida due to spring breakers) Hope that helps a bit !

Locally, meaning SE MI / Detroit, this is a familiar story. 

There isn't enough info to comment on the quality of the asset, but your financing adds lots of complexity, which isn't bad per se, as long as you understand how putting no money down impacts your plan.

Hi,I'm a first time investor based out of Montgomery County, looking to purchase a multi-family within 20 minutes of family (Easton, Boyertown, or Lancaster).  I'm able to do minor repairs but would likely need to out...

@Mark Joel Cualnag not an mls per se, but crexi, loopnet, costar and tenx list commercial properties.

although not impossible but then again I am going for 2 to 5 million dollar guidance lines so its a little different in my personal situation.So for those of you looking to borrow money on very low value rural assets thats the situation.. and the majority of those loans are done between private ( truly Private) lenders IE people you know personally that are not in the lending bizz per se.

I am buying a property in SE Michigan using MSHDA assistance program to fund the down payment ($10,000).The home is being sold as is and need repairs.

Hi BP community,Are there any particular areas in Alabama or the SE in general that you tend to see positive market trends that would be a good fit for an aspiring multi-family property investor?

That is the only way (at least local to SE MI) to find out the actual amount. 

Not really a formal presentation per se, but answer all the questions.